A proposed John Constantine video game was reportedly pitched to Warner Bros. Games but ultimately rejected. The project would have offered a unique take on the DC Universe, exploring the darker, supernatural side of the character through a single-player experience. While this particular pitch is dead, it highlights the challenges faced by the troubled video game division of Warner Bros. and the struggles to bring diverse DC characters to life in gaming.
The DC Universe has a ton of great characters, from global icons like Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman, to deeper cuts like Aztek and Wildfire. Unfortunately, Warner Bros. tends to give the majority of its focus to its “Trinity,” especially when it comes to video games. According to a new report from, a game featuring John Constantine was pitched at WB Games, but the idea was shot down.
Bloomberg’s reporting on the Constantine game was part of a larger story centered on problems at the video game division of Warner Bros. Following the failures of, there’s a lot of uncertainty surrounding the future, and there aren’t a lot of major games in the immediate pipeline.game from Monolith, which was announced in 2021 before completely disappearing.
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