Rocksteady's Next Game Rumored To Be BATMAN: ARKHAM CRISIS
There have been rumblings for a while now that Rocksteady is planning to return to the DC Universe for its next game, and a new report now claims that we're getting another instalment in the Arkham series.
Despite rumours swirling for a while now that Rocksteady Studios is going to release a Superman video game, a new report claims that they're actually planning to continue the Arkham franchise with a game titled Batman: Arkham Crisis.
Not many details have been revealed, but it's said that the game has been in development for the past two years and an official announcement is expected in March. It seems as if Rocksteady is taking a slightly different approach to the story this time, as it will reportedly boast a more complex, 12-arc narrative with each chapter roughly an hour in length.
It's also said that players will be able to use the Batwing in the game and there may even be a co-op mode with side missions to play through.
This should obviously be taken with a pinch of salt for now as rumours about Rocksteady's next project arrive on a near-monthly basis, with talk last year about a "Court of Owls" adaptation of some sort.
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