Tag Archives: Rocksteady

Batman: Arkham Knight is the third (and, reportedly, final) title in Rocksteady’s series of Batman games. In 2009, Batman: Arkham Asylum truly defined the superhero video game – though it had been attempted many times before. It was followed by Arkham City in 2011 and a prequel title, Arkham Origins, developed by Warner Bros. Games Montréal. All of the games (except, perhaps, Arkham Origins) were ...

If you’re a huge video game fan, you’re most likely waiting in anticipation for Rocksteady’s end to their Arkham trilogy, Batman: Arkham Knight. Frankly, even if you aren’t the biggest gamer you should still be excited for this epic adventure. Unfortunately, some recent news might bring down your excitement if you are on of many who preordered the Barman: Arkham ...

A surprising “M for Mature” label has been slapped on the cover of the latest Batman game. According to Rocksteady, the studio responsible for the game, Batman: Arkham Knight has received an “M” rating from the ESRB. This will be the first title produced by the English studio to receive an “M” rating, as the two previous episode of the ...

There have been rumors circulating that the Man of Steel himself may appear in the Dark Knight’s newest title from Rocksteady—Batman: Arkham Knight. It’s no mystery that before Batman: Arkham Asylum, many gamers have not had positive experiences with superhero titles, but the series from the developer has had hopes restored in the genre. Could Superman be making a cameo ...

Batman Arkham Knight was one of the most anticipated games of 2014 until developer Rocksteady Studios decided to delay it until next year. To make the wait a little bit easier – and get us even more excited in the process – the company shared a few more story details via Facebook recently. The initial post describes the game’s main ...

Not often do gamers get a chance to play a quality game based on a comic-book superhero. Usually, these games are adaptations of blockbuster movies, and are nothing more than easy cash-grabs, profiting from a film’s hype rather than relying on quality gameplay to sell copies. When Batman: Arkham Asylum first came out, this perception was changed drastically. Rocksteady managed ...