Warner Bros. struck out with both Gotham Knights and Suicide Squad: KTJL, but that shouldn't spell the end of DC ensemble games.

Rocksteady was hit with more layoffs at the end of the year, with programmers, artists, and even more QA staff losing their jobs.

Kill the Justice League is drawing to a close this month, and despite its rough reception, it ought to finish strong.

Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League developer Rocksteady has quietly suffered another round of layoffs, this time just before the end of 2024. Half a dozen staff impacted by the redundancies have spoken to Eurogamer to confirm the job losses, under condition of anonymity to protect their careers.

Kill the Justice League developer Rocksteady, previously and better known for the sterling Batman Arkham games, was hit with another wave of layoffs right at the end of last year. That's according to Eurogamer,

That news came after Warner Bros. declared Suicide Squad to be a financial disappointment in February last year, with the game representing an embarrassing $200 million loss for the company's gaming division. There's only so much Hogwarts Legacy can do to offset a loss like that.

Rocksteady, the studio behind Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, reportedly laid off six more workers at the end of 2024.