MultiVersus is gearing up for its big comeback at the end of the month but one recent tease might lead to it making the same mistake as Suicide Squad.

Suicide Squad Kill The Justice League was supposed to be the "next big game" for Warner Bros Discovery. Instead, it caused them to lose quite a bit of money.

WB Discovery CEO just said on an earnings call this morning that contributing to losses in the company’s financials was the “disappointing release of Suicide Squad,”

Gunnar Wiedenfels, CFO of Warner Bros. Discovery, acknowledged this decline in an investor call, noting that the over $400 million decrease in revenue during the first quarter was primarily influenced by a tough comparison to the overwhelming success of Hogwarts Legacy in the same period last year.

Warner Bros. Discovery CFO Gunnar Wiedenfels put things into perspective further, saying the difference in financial performance between Hogwarts Legacy and Kill the Justice League led to a "$200 million impact" to the company's bottom line during the quarter.

It’s no secret that Warner Bros. and Rocksteady’s Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League wasn’t the biggest hit of early 2024. Warner Bros. Discovery’s CEO David Zaslav considers it a disappointment that overshadowed WB’s first quarter.

Warner Bros. released its financial report for Q1 2024 today, showing how well the company fared in the first quarter, and due to Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League it has taken losses.

Kill the Justice League has disappointed Warner Bros. Discovery, owner of developer Rocksteady, to the tune of a $200 million impairment charge. Reporting its Q1 financial results, Warner Bros. Discovery said its Games revenue declined significantly as a result of a tough comparison with last year’s best-selling video game Hogwart’s Legacy.