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Rocksteady co-founders Sefton Hill and Jamie Walker have announced a brand new games studio
Read More »Rocksteady co-founders Sefton Hill and Jamie Walker have quietly opened up a new games studio
Rocksteady is supporting the Rising Star award at the Women in Games Awards today!
Just as we're getting ready for this afternoon, we wanted to reach out to our sponsors, without whom the Women in Games Awards would not be possible.
Read More »Recruiter Hotseat: The career opportunities at Suicide Squad studio Rocksteady
Rocksteady is hiring! Bex Holland, lead recruiter at WB Games, gives us the inside story on the Suicide Squad studio
Read More »DEVELOP/JOBS: Rocksteady – “Working at Rocksteady has had a huge impact on my skills and career as they really value creative freedom and thinking.”
This content was created in association with Rocksteady as part of DEVELOP/JOBS.
Read More »Tax Watch UK calls out Rocksteady and Creative Assembly for ‘playing the system’ for video game tax relief
"It is implausible that the games produced by Rocksteady are loss making"
Read More »Rocksteady’s Nicolas Pirot: ‘Don’t wait until graduation to start your journey in the games industry’
Every month, we pick the brain of an up-and-coming talent. This month's Rising Star is Nicolas Pirot, technical artist at Rocksteady
Read More »Ten years on from Arkham Asylum: How Batman and his foes shaped Rocksteady
It's been ten years since Rocksteady was committed to Batman: Arkham Asylum, one of the greatest superhero games of all time. With the team now working on gaming’s best kept secret, we speak to its creators about the Batman trilogy and how it defined the studio
Read More »The Develop Post-Mortem – Batman: Arkham VR
As one of the launch titles for PSVR, Batman: Arkham VR set the standard for immersive first person games on the platform. Sean Cleaver speaks to game director, Sefton Hill, to find out how the project started and the creative process behind the iconic Arkham series of games
Read More »Rocksteady moves to Unreal Engine 4 for Batman Arkham VR
Studio created Arkham trilogy of games in a modified version of Unreal Engine 3
Read More »Virtuos remastering Batman: Return to Arkham collection in Unreal Engine 4
Studio behind Heavy Rain HD, Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster and mobile versions of Mortal Kombat X and XCOM to bring enhanced models, environments, lighting, effects and shaders to first two entries in Rocksteady’s superhero series
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