Which developer developed Batman: Arkham Origins?

Batman: Arkham Origins was developed by WB Games Montréal. The Canadian studio took over the main development role from Rocksteady Studios, which had created Batman: Arkham Asylum and Batman: Arkham City.

WB Games Montréal began developing Origins in late 2011 and designed it as a prequel set years before the earlier games. The younger Batman is less experienced and more vulnerable, while the story follows a Christmas Eve bounty that draws assassins and criminals into Gotham City.

The studio had already worked on the Wii U adaptation of Arkham City, giving it familiarity with the series’ technology and combat systems. Origins retained the franchise’s free-flow combat and stealth structure while adding features such as crime-scene reconstruction and new gadgets.

There are related credits that can cause confusion. Splash Damage developed the multiplayer mode, and Iron Galaxy handled the Windows port, but WB Games Montréal developed the main game. Rocksteady returned for Batman: Arkham Knight, not Arkham Origins.