Batman: Rocksteady Confirms New Narrative-Driven Solo Game, Likely for PS6 and Next Xbox...
Despite Warner Bros Games' recent financial hurdle with Suicide Squad, Rocksteady Studios is reportedly developing a new, narrative-driven standalone Batman game, though fans might have to wait for its release alongside the launch of PlayStation 6 and Xbox's next console.
Jonathan Dubinski · 1 min read
Rocksteady Studios is developing a new narrative-driven standalone Batman game, as revealed by Bloomberg investigative journalist Jason Schreier. While this can be seen as positive news for players, it should primarily be viewed as a last-ditch effort following the failure of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, which cost Warner Bros Games $200 million. Without delving into the publisher's questionable decisions that led to transforming the studio’s game into a service model, it is important to recognize that drastic changes often follow significant setbacks. The publisher has consequently tasked the studio with creating a new Dark Knight adventure; however, according to sources close to Jason Schreier, the project is still in its early stages, indicating we will have to wait several years before it becomes available. Given the current year of 2025, it is likely that players will need to wait until the release of the PS6 and Xbox next generation consoles to experience this new game.
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