Wonder Woman open-world game leaks online
Topics: DC, Warner Bros
Featured Image Credit: WB Games/NetherRealm Studios
Topics: DC, Warner Bros
Wonder Woman is not only one of the most popular DC superheroes of all time, but she’s also one of the most popular across all franchises.
Princess Diana of Themyscira is also a leading member of the Justice League and can go toe-to-toe with just about any supervillain, or sometimes hero, that dares cross her path. However, Wonder Woman is as compassionate as she is fierce and will often use her powers of persuasion before she ends up punching you in the face.
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Back in 2021, it was announced that Wonder Woman would be getting her own video game and it would be developed by Monolith Productions, the critically acclaimed studio behind the likes of F.E.A.R as well as Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor and Shadow of War to name a few. Unfortunately, at this time, we know very little about the open-world Wonder Woman title published by Warner Bros. Games.
Yet, we may have learned something new about the upcoming game by accident. In a tweet shared by Twitter user @THEMYSCIRALORE, images were shared of a LinkedIn profile belonging to an apparent senior motion capture supervisor at Monolith named James Philip Gentile. The images in question featured artwork in the header of the profile. Once those images started gaining traction online, they were understandably deleted.
The images featured three forms of Wonder Woman in different outfits. One was the classic DC outfit, the other was inspired by her Amazonian heritage and the other looked to be futuristic, perhaps, Injustice-inspired. Whether these will be outfits that are accessible via progression or microtransactions remains to be seen. That being said, they could end up not actually being used in the game and are just mere concepts. Only time will tell.
It’s been strangely quiet in terms of development news on the Wonder Woman game, but hopefully, Warner Bros will reveal all in the coming months. We’ll have our fingers crossed.