Wonder Woman Game Canceled by Warner Bros
Warner Bros. has confirmed the cancellation of its aforementioned Wonder Woman game, putting an end to Monolith Productions, which was responsible for developing Shadow of Mordor and Shadow of War. Cancellation after another upset for DC gaming, which has left many fans disappointed.
What Caused the Cancellation?
First announced in 2021, the Wonder Woman game was expected to be a single-player open-world experience, with Monolith's launch featuring the Nemesis System. Reports suggest the game has faced development issues, causing Warner Bros. to turn it into a very costly and time-consuming project. Given the financial struggles the gaming industry is facing and the increasing development costs, most estimates would figure that WB cut its losses quickly.
The Future of DC Gaming
In addition to the cancellation of Wonder Woman, Warner Bros. and DC have stated that they will cooperate with Rocksteady and NetherRealm to make new DC games. This could redirect attention toward Batman-related titles following the failure of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League. Other solo superhero titles, meanwhile, like a possible Superman game, remain uncertain.
The Wonder Woman game one would expect would bring something new to the DC gaming universe. But with Monolith's shutdown, it is unclear if Diana Prince will return to the gaming world. At least for now, fans can only hope one day Warner Bros. will pick it up with a different team.
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