Last week, it seemed like the upcoming Wonder Woman game could be a live service game, after a job listing was spotted for the game hinting at the controversial game design. Now, WB Games has ...

WB Games said that it would focus on key franchises including Harry Potter, Mortal Kombat, DC and Game of Thrones, and it definitely sounds like it didn’t have the confidence in Wonder Woman for ...

Wonder Woman fans have been left without a game to look forward to following Monolith's closure. Fans of Wonder Woman are bitter about the constant focus on Batman at WB Games.

A new report from Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier now goes deep into the problems at WB Games and one game in particular, an upcoming Wonder Woman game that was announced all the way back in 2021 ...

Two months after that loss, WB Games chose to buy Player First Games, the developer of Multiversus. As we now know, neither that game nor the Wonder Woman project, which was rumored to have been ...

Wonder Woman swinging her lasso of truth in a teaser for a Wonder Woman game. WB Games Monolith Productions was founded in 1994, before being acquired by Warner Bros. in 2004.

Despite a job listing hinting at live service aspects, WB Games has said that the upcoming Wonder Woman game will not be a live service title. In a statement to IGN, Warner Bros. not only shut ...

Wonder Woman Game Has Reportedly Already Cost WB Games $100 Million, Nowhere Close To Releasing Several years after it was first revealed, Monolith's Wonder Woman game might be in trouble.

In addition to the cancellation of Wonder Woman and closure of Monolith, WB is shuttering MultiVersus studio Player First Games and WB San Diego. MultiVersus is shutting down this May.

Patty Jenkins‘ “Wonder Woman 3” will not move forward in its current form at Warner Bros., IndieWire has learned, leaving the future of the franchise and star Gal Gadot‘s involvement in doubt.

We haven't seen the open-world Wonder Woman game for 3 years as it was reportedly "literally nothing" when WB Games announced it News By Kaan Serin published 11 December 2024 ...

By the mid- to late 2030s, Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman will have entered the public domain—but DC Comics is already preparing to keep a tight hold.