With the best Batman game ever firmly under its utility belt, Rocksteady assures us there's more to come with Batman: Arkham City and that the studio hasn't peaked yet.
Talking to Develop, Rocksteady co-founder Sefton Hill talked about the studio's growth and how it's ready to take more risks:
"As we were designing Arkham, our confidence as a studio had begun to grow," he said.
"After the release it grew even further. Now I'm really excited, because, as a developer, I look at our team and I don't think the studio has hit its peak. I still think we have places to go."
Hill said Rocksteady is also growing in terms of ability and is excited about its future output as a result:
"I don't think Arkham Asylum is going to be the best game we make. We're growing and developing as a company all the time."
"A confident developer takes more risks and that ultimately leads to more innovative experiences," he said.
"A good review score will make you think, 'you know what, let's have faith in what we're doing because we believe we can make something special.'"
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