We’ll never get to play Shadow of Mordor dev Monolith’s take on Wonder Woman, because the game has been cancelled and the studio shut down. But there’s been an outpouring of enthusiasm aimed ...

With Warner Bros. shuttering Monolith Productions, I've got yet another sobering reminder of how important DRM-free stores like GOG are for game preservation.

Monolith Productions ‘ acclaimed Nemesis system, which was used to great success in Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor, is still in possession of Warner Bros. thanks to a patent filed by the company that ...

Yesterday’s shock news that Warner Bros. had shut down three studios and canceled its Wonder Woman game sent shockwaves throughout the industry and the gaming community at large. And as the dust ...

Monolith Productions was responsible for some legendary PC titles during its 20-year run, but its final projects, ...

Warner Bros will retain the rights to Shadow of Mordor's Nemesis system until 2036 The system was set to be used in Monolith Productions' Wonder Woman game Warner Bros shut down Monolith this week ...

with Shadow of Mordor being its biggest hit. Nemesis system was unanimously praised, and following yesterday’s news, every mention of Monolith’s closure comes with the mention of WB’s patent.

The Nemesis System was arguably Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor’s best quality. It let you manipulate battles by working your way through the ranks of the orc army, systematically chopping it off ...

It started out with first person shooters such as Blood, No One Lives Forever, F.E.A.R., and Condemned, before creating 2024’s highly successful Middle-Earth: Shadow Of Mordor and its sequel ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. As reported by journalist Stephen Totilo, Monolith's Nemesis system patent--which remains the property of Warner Bros.--was filed in 2016, and it ...