Warner Bros. Game Studios Face Major Setbacks With Wonder Woman and Batman Projects

Development struggles, leadership changes, and financial losses have created uncertainty for upcoming titles from Monolith and Rocksteady.

Monolith Productions' Wonder Woman game, announced in 2021, has been rebooted with a new director and remains years away from release despite $100 million already spent.
Rocksteady Studios is reportedly returning to its roots with a single-player Batman game, but the project is in early stages and also years from completion.
Leadership instability, including the recent departure of Warner Bros. Games president David Haddad, has been cited as a key factor in the division's lack of direction and trend-chasing failures.
Recent titles like Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League and MultiVersus have underperformed, contributing to significant financial losses and a scaled-back release schedule.
Warner Bros. is focusing on core franchises like DC, Hogwarts Legacy, and Game of Thrones in an effort to rebuild its gaming division over the next few years.