Since the unveiling of the Wonder Woman game at The Game Awards 2021, information about it has been sparse, and reports suggest that development has faced multiple resets. The situation was further complicated by a complete overhaul of the DC Universe. Peter Safran and James Gunn indicated that they want the games to fit within this reimagined narrative.
Recently, the unfortunate news surfaced that the project, along with its developer Monolith Productions, has been canceled, leaving the future of this title uncertain. However, comic book writer and Wonder Woman contributor Gail Simone has shared her impressions of the game, having acted as a consultant during its creation. She recently remarked on social media that the game was not only visually striking but also engaging.
The title was indeed stunning and large in scope. It offered a visual feast. While I am unable to disclose specifics for various reasons, it is evident that immense effort was put in to ensure that this was not merely another game but a true representation of the Wonder Woman legacy—a grand experience.
She expressed support for both the development team and the publisher, Warner, noting that everyone involved from Monolith and WB was positive and encouraging. Simone mentioned that fans were evidently excited about the game:
- Wonder Woman had a remarkable team that dedicated their efforts wholeheartedly.
- Each aspect of the game was meticulously designed with Wonder Woman and DC lore in mind.
- It was a marvelous opportunity to collaborate with such passionate individuals.
Occasionally, information leaks occur post-cancellation. Here’s hoping that this is one of those instances in order to catch a view of the adventure that will remain a mystery to us.