Rocksteady Superman & Batman Arkham 2018: Everything We Know

8. Rocksteady ARE Working On Something DC-Related

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Not to state the blatantly obvious or anything, but it's worth getting the basics out the way. We know that Rocksteady are definitely working on something; whether or not it's related to Superman is still unclear, but it's guaranteed to have something to do with DC, owing to the raft of teases to the fact in Arkham Knight and the superhero-style poses the studio's mocap artists donned on social media earlier this year.

Whether it's Batman, Superman, Justice League, or something else entirely, Rocksteady are working on something and it has a 99% chance of being related to the DC Universe.

If Rocksteady's very own Gaz Deaves is to be believed, it's a project that's going to make people "lose their minds". Sign. Us. Up.

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