Earlier this week, WB Games announced that it had scrapped its solo Wonder Woman game and closed down its studio Monolith Productions for good, alongside MultiVersus developer Player First and WB Games San Diego in a move the publisher called a "strategic change in direction."

Suicide Squad and MultiVersus losses led to the cancelation of the Wonder Woman game by Monolith. Rocksteady faced layoffs after Suicide Squad's failure, contributing to the downfall of the Wonder Woman game.

Industry insider shares details about the recent cancelation of the Wonder Woman game, revealing that Suicide Squad's underperformance played a part.

Here's the thing that many are overlooking, though: without Warner Bros. haemorrhaging money through titles like Suicide Squad and MultiVersus — which was recently confirmed to be going offline in May — over the last fiscal year or so, these blanket layoffs and cancellations may not have been so drastic.

Monolith's Wonder Woman game was reportedly cancelled, in part, due to the massive failure of games like Suicide Squad and Multiversus.