"Warner Bros. Clarifies: Wonder Woman Game Won't Be Live-Service"

Warner Bros.' upcoming Wonder Woman game, developed by Monolith Productions, was initially rumored to be a live-service game due to a job posting for a lead software engineer with experience in live-service games. However, WB Games clarified that the title is not being designed as a live-service game. This news comes as WB aims to turn its biggest franchises into live-service titles, with games like Gotham Knights and Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League incorporating live-service elements. The delay and controversial appearance of live-service features in Suicide Squad have raised concerns about the direction of Rocksteady, the studio known for its single-player Batman games. The fate of Kevin Conroy's final Batman performance in Suicide Squad is also uncertain if the game gets delisted.