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Things look grim for Multiversus as the Warner Bros. suits blame it for a $100 million writedown—'It hasn't been pretty'The only enthusiasm seemed to come from Warner Bros. itself, which almost immediately acquired Player First Games in July.
MultiVersus hasn't been doing too well since making its return earlier this year. Could this spell trouble for the game?
Multiverse Season 4 was unveiled this week, and the devs themselves are calling it "Goth Girl Season" ahead of its November ...
The fighting game’s newest addition could lead to at least four new characters joining MultiVersus's roster in future seasons ...
Warner Bros. Discovery is tripling down on its IP for its gaming division despite MultiVersus underperforming to the tune of $100 million.
Publisher Warner Bros Discovery announced that free-to-play brawler MultiVersus (developed by Player First, which it recently ...
Warner Bros. has admitted that fighting game MultiVersus contributed to a $100m writedown, adding to what is becoming a ...
If you were wondering how well Multiversus has done since its relaunch...it's not doing that well, at all...seriously.
The relaunch of MultiVersus dropped off pretty quickly, according to a call from Warner Bros Games, MultiVersus failure meant a huge loss.
Zaslav notably didn’t include MultiVersus as one of these “strong and profitable game franchises”, and later in the call CFO Gunnar Wiedenfels blamed the fighting game for contributing to a further ...
Free-to-play Smash Bros.-style brawler MultiVersus has significantly underperformed, publisher Warner Bros. Discovery has ...
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