#warner-bros-games

#warner-bros-games

Rocksteady is focusing on single-player Batman games after setbacks with live-service titles. However, new projects may take years to develop.

Warner Bros. Games studios are struggling with project delays and shifting focuses after recent failures.

David Haddad, CEO of Warner Bros Games, is stepping down amidst disappointing game releases, while the company remains committed to its gaming division.

The remastered Lego Harry Potter Collection will launch on October 8 for current-gen consoles with enhanced graphics and gameplay features.

Rocksteady Studios' layoffs, particularly in QA, stem from the commercial failure of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, affecting overall product quality.

Season 4 will conclude the updates for Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, introducing offline mode for campaign gameplay.

Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League missed expectations

Comparison with successful Hogwarts Legacy release

Rocksteady's shift to live-service model from beloved single-player games

Warner Bros. Games acquired Player First Games, developers of MultiVersus, enhancing game development capabilities.

Rocksteady has faced significant layoffs, impacting its QA department as a direct result of poor sales of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League.

Warner Bros. Games announced Multiversus release date: May 28th as a free-to-play game.

Warner Bros. doubles down on live-service games despite mixed reception for Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League.

MultiVersus relaunches with a new single-player PvE mode called Rifts for players to learn mechanics and test characters.