Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League turned out to be one of the biggest failures of last year. Despite this, the developers decided to complete the announced four seasons of new content. Work on the last, fourth, is almost finished, and probably for this reason, layoffs were carried out in the Rocksteady studio responsible for the project.

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.

In continuing to share its misery, the failure of 'Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League' has led to more layoffs for developer Rocksteady.

Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League developer Rocksteady Studios has reportedly been hit with fresh layoffs. That’s according to Eurogamer, which said it had heard the news from half a dozen impacted employees. The cuts reportedly took place at the end of last year, impacting some programmers, artists and QA staff.

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,