David Haddad, the president of Warner Bros. Games, is leaving his position and the company following the troubled launch of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League. Released in 2024, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League failed to find a dedicated playerbase and has been criticized for its gameplay and live service elements.
Over the past year, WB Games has continued to lose favor with fans following a series of poorly received releases. Along with Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, the free-to-play fighting title MultiVersus also underperformed, with players lamenting the game's monetization methods and lack of offline play. Despite the massive success of Hogwarts Legacy in late 2023, Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions, released in September 2024, failed to make an impression on fans, with many frustrated by its lackluster graphics and repetition.
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League's story has ended and with it Batman's Arkhamverse future has a fairly blank canvas to work with.
According to Variety, David Haddad will step down after leading WB Games for 12 years. “I am so proud of everything we’ve accomplished together at Warner Bros. Games during my time with the company,” Haddad said. “It has been an absolute pleasure...
