Here’s The Superman’s Cancelled Game Concept Art

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Concept art has surfaced, supposedly from a cancelled Superman game being developed by WB Montreal, the studio behind Batman: Arkham Origins and the DLC episodes for Batman: Arkham Knight.

For years, rumors have circulated regarding the next game from either Rocksteady Studios or WB Montreal, the studios responsible for the Batman: Arkham series of video games.

The main trilogy was developed by Rocksteady, while the spin-off prequel, Arkham: Origins, was made by WB Montreal. However, both studios have been virtually silent since the release of Batman: Arkham Knight in 2015.

Batman Arkham Knight | ID TechInAsia

In the intervening years between then and now, rumors have swirled over what projects the developers would tackle, with internet rumblings pointing towards either a Superman game, a Suicide Squad title, a Justice League team-up, or another solo Batman adventure.

To date, none of these have been fully confirmed, but a recent spate of cryptic social media posts from WB Montreal suggest the company is working on a Batman solo title that will heavily feature The Court of Owls as villains.

Is This Superman’s Cancelled Game Concept Art?

Like you’ve seen above, A Twitter users, tatlinsky, did some snooping around the portfolio of a former WB Montreal concept artist and came across a piece of art suggesting the studio was working on a video game starring the Man of Steel himself, Superman.

The image depicts the iconic hero flying above the streets of a city one can only assume is Metropolis.

Still No Official Confirmation From WB Montreal

Superman Cancelled Game|Gaming Route

But here’s the thing, nor DC neither WB Montreal have confirmed the official status of that image tweet. So yeah again, let’s just take all of this as a rumor for this time being okay?

But, if that Metropolis image is indeed official, what do you think about that guys?

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