The Latest Breaking News from WB Games

Shadow of Mordor's beloved nemesis system exists because the publisher threw a tantrum about second-hand sales

An unexpected knock-on effect.

PC Gamer · Mar 24, 2025

Shadow of Mordor's Nemesis System was only created because WB Games wanted something to combat Batman Arkham Asylum's second-hand sales, exec says

"How do we create a singleplayer game that is so compelling that people keep the disc in their library forever?"

GamesRadar · Mar 23, 2025

'Hogwarts Legacy 2' Update: Live Service Reportedly Not Coming; Sequel Getting Story-Focus Gameplay

WB Games and Avalanche Software are reportedly not transforming Hogwarts Legacy 2 into a live service game.

Player One · Mar 1, 2025

As Rocksteady reportedly returns to Batman, WB Games' Wonder Woman is struggling

Rocksteady Studios is reportedly working on a Batman game, while WB Games' Wonder Woman project is facing trouble.

Windows Central · Feb 7, 2025

After Suicide Squad's $200 million flop, Rocksteady's reportedly back to working on the Batman games that made it a household name

But will it be set in the same Arkham universe?

GamesRadar · Feb 7, 2025

Warner Bros. says that's all, folks for Multiversus: The next season will be its last, but you'll be able to play offline 'for the foreseeable future'

Banana Guard, I hardly knew ye.

PC Gamer · Jan 31, 2025

WB Games' Smash Bros-like MultiVersus is going offline for good a full year after it came back from the dead

You'll still be able to make Shaggy beat up Superman offline, thankfully

GamesRadar · Jan 31, 2025

MultiVersus is dead, but players will still be able to play offline

WB Games' free-to-play take on the Smash Bros. formula, MultiVersus, is going offline in May 2025, though the game will still be playable.

Windows Central · Jan 31, 2025

The head of WB Games is stepping down and the first person to mention Suicide Squad gets a cookie

David Haddad will stay in the role while a successor is sought.

PC Gamer · Jan 23, 2025

In what will surely come as no surprise at all, the end of Suicide Squad means layoffs at Warner Bros.

WB Games Montreal will reportedly lay off 99 employees as there is no longer enough work to justify keeping them around.

PC Gamer · Dec 13, 2024