Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice may not be the last game set in the Arkham universe

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Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice may not be the last game set in the Arkham universe

Rocksteady Studios' already controversial Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League shares the same universe as the Batman Arkham games released in recent years.

According to writer, director and DC Studios co-president James Gunn, the British studio's next title won't be the last to take place in this "Arkham universe".

This he asserts in a message since deleted from X.com. Other games could be on the way in the not-too-distant future.

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