Batman: Arkham City was released back in 2011, and it instantly became one of the best superhero games of all time in the eyes of many.

Batman's Arkhamverse has always maintained a grim and eerie atmosphere, and Rocksteady developing a new Batman game will hopefully sustain it.

The jump from Asylum to City may have been drastic, but a jump from Batman: Arkham Shadow to its potential sequel shouldn't need to be.

While many would agree that Arkham City was the hardest game in the series, one Rocksteady dev has clearly deemed Batman: Arkham Knight to be the hardest of them all, and there is good reason for that ...

The Batman: Arkham series is pretty much infamous when it comes to unsolved mysteries. The most well-known of these is the ...

making it the most influential game on this list. Batman: Arkham City takes you out of the asylum into a larger open-world game. Much of the gameplay is still familiar to Batman’s escapades in ...

Rocksteady changed gaming with Arkham City. The game is not just a technical marvel but also has an innovative ending.

Like in the Arkham games, Bruce Wayne stays behind ... Arkham Asylum and Batman: Arkham City. There’s nothing wrong with Gotham going full Arkham for Season 5. It will be the show’s final ...

Ubisoft's latest game set in feudal Japan has dual protagonists that are both fun, but the gameplay could be massively ...

The Batman: Arkham games took an incredible swing at the fantasy, to the point where developer Rocksteady created the template for superhero games with the series. But now, with Batman ...

Immersive Gamebox and Warner Bros. Discovery teamed up to launch a new augmented reality gaming experience based on the Batman franchise.