Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League took away the desire to make games from one of the project directors, A

Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League took away the desire to make games from one of the project directors, Axel Ribdi, who shared that he joined the studio in 2018 and at that time everything was fine, but over time, the development of the game simply turned into hell.Warner Bros.expected a handsome profit from the game, but Ridby was against including "a huge amount of crap to buy so that players can enjoy the game."And after the postponement from 2022 to 2024, the priorities of top managers who wanted to recoup the game at any cost changed.“That's when I started to feel like I wasn't making games anymore.I simply followed a table—some elusive marketing analysis table that no one could clearly explain.I felt that this was not the gaming industry I wanted to work in."Now Ridby and another Rocksteady alumnus are working together on a small indie game, Secret of Circadia, which is running on Kickstarter. #game