Updated:

Oct 26, 2022 4:04 pm

Posted:

Oct 26, 2022 3:37 pm

Rocksteady co-founders Sefton Hill and Jamie Walker - who helped make the Batman Arkham series, arsenic good arsenic the upcoming Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League - are leaving the workplace for a "new escapade successful gaming".

In an unfastened letter, Warner Bros. Interactive president David Haddad said, "With Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League astir finished, they person some decided to permission Rocksteady astatine the extremity of 2022 and volition statesman a caller escapade successful gaming." It's not yet wide what that caller escapade volition be.

It's not conscionable a large alteration successful enactment for the business, but connected the originative side, with Hill having directed each of Rocksteady's Arkham games, arsenic good arsenic Suicide Squad. Hill and Walker volition beryllium replaced by Nathan Burlow arsenic Studio Director and Darius Sadeghian arsenic Studio Product Director. It's not wide who, if anyone, volition instrumentality up the reins arsenic manager connected the upcoming Suicide Squad game.

A connection from Jamie & Sefton “We wanted you, the Rocksteady fans, to perceive it first; we person decided to permission Rocksteady... From the time we founded the institution each the mode to today, Rocksteady has been our beingness & soul.”https://t.co/3ZRs1NMom2 pic.twitter.com/98I6YOgZrY

The brace provided a connection astir their departure, which you tin work successful afloat below:

The brace permission down a large legacy. Batman: Arkham Asylum was seen arsenic a turning constituent for the licensed game, not to notation a immense infinitesimal for mainstream enactment crippled design, and kicked disconnected a beloved series. We named Batman: Arkham City 1 of the top 100 games of each time.

Suicide Squad Kills the Justice League volition beryllium acceptable successful the aforesaid universe, and arrives adjacent year, ending what volition beryllium a seven-year hold for a caller Rocksteady crippled (following 2016's Batman: Arkham VR).

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