Batman: Arkham Knight may not be the final Batman game from Rocksteady Studios we deserve, but it at least should be a game that should be somewhat playable. Unfortunately, PC gamers have been having a terrible time with their version of the game, which is suffering from poor optimization which stems from the outsourced studio, Iron Galaxy Studios. Things have gotten so bad, Warner Bros. has suspended sales of the PC version of the game, but today we’re learning Rocksteady Studios is doing all in its power to make things right.

Rocksteady Studios co-founder and Batman: Arkham Knight director Sefton Hill took to Twitter to voice what’s currently being done to improve the performance of the game’s PC version. “We have our best engineers at Rocksteady working like crazy to help fix the issues ASAP,” he writes. He also supports WBIE’s decision to suspend sales of the PC version.

NVIDIA is also offering resources to helping improve the game. In an interview with Eurogamer, the company has said they’re working with WB Games and the development teams to address these performance issues. “We have made our QA and engineering resources available and will provide updates when they are available."

It’s a shame the PC version of Arkham Knight was released with so many performance issues. PC gaming has been taking off in recent years and this should be considered a serious black eye to Rocksteady Games, Iron Galaxy Studios, and WBIE for not catching these issues prior to its release. Or at least, we hope they weren’t aware of it because the other option of them knowing and still releasing the game with performance issues would be a whole different matter entirely.