Warner Bros. Games has faced significant challenges recently with their DC games, such as Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League and Gotham Knights, which did not achieve the desired sales. Even Rocksteady's return to the Batman Arkham world did not meet expectations, leaving the future of DC games within the company uncertain.

However, there are rumors that the company might remake one of their most successful games, Batman: Arkham Asylum, to bring back its glory days. The source of this rumor is YouTuber Vara Dark, who posted on X claiming that she has sources indicating the 2009 game has indeed been approved internally, and work has already begun. This source was accurate in the past when predicting company layoffs, lending some credibility to the current rumor.

Additionally, it was mentioned that Warner Bros. plans to bring back the game's original cast. Last September, another well-known leaker, Shpeshal_Nick, indicated that Rocksteady is working on a new Batman game.

Batman: Arkham Asylum is considered one of the best games ever made, and its successor, Arkham City, achieved even greater success. Thus, the idea of remaking the game may be an attempt to capitalize on nostalgia. After losing half their staff due to layoffs and facing financial and critical failures like Suicide Squad, leveraging nostalgia might be the only option left to secure their future.

Remaking Batman: Arkham Asylum could be the move that restores some of Warner Bros.' lost luster, with the return of the original cast and a dedicated effort to revive past success. It will be a risky step, but it might be their last chance to save the future of DC games within the company.