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Though the Nemesis system was due to be implemented in the Wonder Woman game, Warner Bros. still owns the patent for the system, which stands with an expiration date in 2036.

Monolith's innovative Nemesis system was born out of a response to the way players resold one of WB Games' best-selling titles. By Blair Marnell on March 24, 2025 at 7:46AM PDT ...

It's uncertain whether we'll see it again - last utilized in 2017's Shadow of War, and reportedly planned for use in the cancelled Wonder Woman game. But for now, all we can do is hope for a return.

Jason Schreier has revealed during an appearance on the Kinda Funny Games podcast that Monolith Production was struggling to implement the Nemesis System in the now-cancelled Wonder Woman game.

Monolith Productions' open-world Wonder Woman game was originally set to use the Nemesis system, too, but the whole title has been canceled amid the Warner Bros. studio closures.

"Cancelling the Wonder Woman game is already bad enough but shutting down the studio that created something as good as THE Nemesis system (that WB patented) is evil," one user said on X / Twitter.

Wonder Woman being canned reportedly followed Monolith planning a nemesis systemy new IP Warner Bros didn't want, then doing nemesis systemy Wonder Woman, then God of War-ish Wonder Woman ...

With no Monolith around to use the Nemesis system and its Wonder Woman game canceled, there are fears Warner Bros.’ Nemesis patent will simply act as a deterrent until 2036 and go unused for ...

The Nemesis System was scheduled to make a return in the now-canceled Wonder Woman game, which had its cancelation announced alongside the closure of Monolith Productions, Player First Games, and ...

The Wonder Woman video game was canceled with the closure of Monolith. Had that game been finished, it would have been only the third title to utilize the Nemesis system.