Rocksteady Studios will return to the Batman universe with a new single player title following its multiplayer flop Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, a new Bloomberg report suggests. During a deep dive into Warner Bros, journalist Jason Schreier reports the developer is "looking to return to Batman for a single-player game".

Rocksteady is reportedly making what it arguably should have been all along: another single-player game or, more specifically, another single-player Batman game.

Rocksteady may well return to the world of the Dark Knight with a new Batman game. While Warner Bros. Games is going through a difficult financial period, as our Bloomberg colleagues report, the publisher seems keen to return to a single-player formula after the failure of several games-as-a-service.

Batman: Arkham studio Rocksteady might be heading back to Gotham City for its next single-player project, according to a new rumor from WB Games.

After years of making Suicide Squad, the studio behind Asylum and its sequels are "looking to return to Batman for a single-player game."

Warner Bros. Games studios are in disarray following the failures of both Suicide Squad and MultiVersus. That’s according to a new report by Bloomberg that provides status updates for each of the company’s main studios,

Bloomberg said Monolith Productions’ Wonder Woman game is in trouble after reportedly rebooting and switching directors early last year. It’s already cost more than $100 million and is still years away from release,