Recent speculation about a new Batman: Arkham game has intensified with Rocksteady's recent job posting for a Game Director. The London-based studio earned acclaim for its original Batman: Arkham trilogy, praised for its engaging gameplay, atmospheric world, and emotionally resonant storylines. Despite the mixed reception of 2024's Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, fans remain hopeful for Rocksteady's return to Gotham.

Bloomberg reporter Jason Schreier suggested that Rocksteady's next project might be a single-player Batman game, though potentially years from release.  Details remain scarce, including whether it will be set in the Arkham universe or serve as a reboot.  It's important to remember this new Batman game remains unconfirmed, leaving the possibility that Rocksteady isn't developing it at all.

The listing for a Game Director on Rocksteady's website (via The Gamer) outlines responsibilities such as designing core gameplay mechanics, player progression, combat systems, and mission design.  While not explicitly stated, the listing requires experience with third-person action games, melee combat, and open-world traversal – all key elements of the Batman: Arkham series.

This listing further fuels speculation about a new Arkhamverse game.  However, it could also point to another third-person action title.  Rocksteady's official confirmation of their next project is still pending.

Although support for Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League ended earlier this year, the Arkhamverse saw renewed appreciation with the successful release of Batman: Arkham Shadow on Meta Quest 3 last October.  Only time will tell if Rocksteady will expand upon their beloved universe with a new Batman: Arkham title or embark on a fresh interpretation of the Dark Knight.