Warner Bros. Montreal thanks the players for the interest, but does not confirm when they will teach their new project.
For a while now, Warner Bros. Montreal has continued to offer little clues about its next project. At this point, the possibility that the bat man will put on his cape is more than likely, especially when all the keys that the study has been sliding indicate that The Court of Owls and The League of Shadows may be one of the thematic axes of the new video game. In any case, at the moment, nothing official. The developer is aware of the interest on the part of the players, and although she does not confirm anything, she has communicated to her followers that they are attentive to future news.
The creators of Batman: Arkham Origins have published a message on social networks in which they thank fans for their interest, although they ask for patience for the announcement. Anyway, the message ends in a peculiar way: "Stay tuned," they say. According to Kotaku, the announcement of the new project of Warner Bros. Montreal was scheduled for E3 2020, but after the cancellation of the event, the schedule has been seen alternately. In any case, the company will be present at one of the virtual fairs that will take place during these months.
Thank you very much for the enthusiasm for our next project. At this time, our channel will showcase the studio: Who we are and why we love making games! So stay tuned! 🎮
– WB Games Montréal (@WBGamesMTL) May 13, 2020
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It was an open secret, but Warner Bros. Montreal has made it official that it is developing video games set in the world of DC Comics. The developer has not offered any details, but she has modified her biography on Instagram to point out this information. Recently some video game conceptual arts of Superman and the Sucidia Squadron were also leaked, which will not see the light, since they have been canceled.
The developer has not published a video game since Batman: Arkham Origins, which went on sale in 2013, despite the fact that they designed a DLC for Batman: Arkham Knight, the game that closes the Rocksteady trilogy.
