The first concept art images and synopsis for the Monolith‘s Wonder Woman game have been leaked online. It is reported that the Wonder Woman game might be reworked as the DCU’s first video game. The game will mainly take place in Themyscira, where Circe has invaded, and you, as Wonder Woman, must defend your homeland.
The Wonder Woman game brings back the Nemesis System with iconic DC characters and procedurally generated allies and enemies that remember your choices and actions. Players can fly across the open world of Themyscira and take on the sorceress Circe, who has invaded Diana’s homeland with an army of Cyclopes, gorgons, and other monsters.
The game features fast-paced, free-flow combat, allowing you to wield powerful weapons gifted by the gods, including the Lasso of Truth. Combat variety includes tiara throws, bracer force slams and bullet deflections, flying attacks, spear thrusts, and archery abilities.
The original Wonder Woman story involves Diana repairing her relationship with her mother and fellow Amazons. Female villains, such as Cheetah and Medusa, take center stage. Possible locations include a space-age city and a smoke-filled battlefield.
The game includes the Nemesis System, where iconic DC characters and procedurally generated allies and enemies remember your choices and actions and react according to their own beliefs.
Players can fly across Themyscira, exploring the home of the Amazons and discovering mythical inhabitants from Greek mythology.
The main antagonist is Circe, a sorceress who has invaded Themyscira with an army of Cyclopes, gorgons, and other monsters.
The Wonder Woman game features an original story set in the DC Universe, rather than drawing from specific Wonder Woman comic storylines or being part of the broader Arkham Verse like many other Warner Bros. games. Developed by Monolith, the studio behind Middle-earth: Shadow of War, the game will be available soon on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S.
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