Amidst the turbulence surrounding the development and launch of ‘Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League,’ Warner Bros. Games’ Rocksteady Studios has embarked on a new endeavor: the creation of a Director’s Cut for ‘Hogwarts Legacy.’ This decision marks a shift in the studio’s focus following the challenges it encountered in transitioning to live service games, a genre that diverges from its traditional strength in single-player experiences.
Despite ‘Suicide Squad’s’ disappointing performance, WB Games has expressed confidence in Rocksteady’s capabilities and has assured that layoffs are not on the horizon. This assurance stems from the publisher’s acknowledgment of its understaffing in comparison to industry competitors.
In addition to the ‘Hogwarts Legacy’ Director’s Cut, Rocksteady is also reportedly developing a new single-player game project. Details regarding both projects remain under wraps, but the studio’s reputation for excellence in the single-player domain raises anticipation for what lies ahead.
The ongoing development of ‘Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League’ will continue, albeit with limited live service support. This decision reflects the game’s challenging development history and its failure to meet expectations upon release. However, if you’re curious about ‘Suicide Squad,’ it’s available on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S.
