Once upon a 2021 Game Awards, Warner Bros. Games subsidiary Monolith Productions announced they were developing a game based on the Wonder Woman comics. The studio later revealed that the game ...

Monolith's Wonder Woman game has been MIA for quite some time now. Following its first reveal at the Game Awards way back in 2021, we've had nothing but radio silence from Monolith, and nothing ...

Monolith's experience with Arkham-inspired gameplay makes it the best fit for Wonder Woman. The Wonder Woman game could fill the void left by the unsuccessful Arkham successor, offering familiar ...

Unfortunate to see Monolith get shut down. The Wonder Woman game seemed promising and with the nemesis system could have been very unique. 3 years of development goes into the bin with that one.

Wonder Woman may not be quite as popular as other DC heroes, but Monolith could use that to its advantage when it comes to the game's villains.

Monolith's upcoming Wonder Woman game is still mostly a mystery, but including one common mechanic might help it stand out from DC's other games.

Monolith Productions‘ Wonder Woman video game was revealed back at the tail end of 2021. Over three years later, it seems the studio still has nothing tangible to really show off its project ...

“Everyone who worked on it brought their a-game,” Simone continued. She said the team was also dedicated to making sure Wonder Woman was lore accurate in every way. “I know there’s a lot ...

Along with canceling the Wonder Woman game, it was revealed that three development studios, Monolith Productions, Player First Games, and Warner Bros. Games San Diego, would also be shut down.

UPDATE (February 26, 2025): The Wonder Woman game that was in development at Monolith Productions has now been cancelled. Below, you'll find what we knew about the game before it was shelved.

Monolith Productions' Wonder Woman game has allegedly cost $100 million amid reports of underperformance in Warner Bros' games division. TJ Denzer. February 7, 2025 10:55 AM.

According to Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier, Shadow of Mordor and Shadow of War developer Monolith Productions has been shut down and as a result, its Wonder Woman game has been canceled. The Wonder ...