It seems that there just still isn't an end in sight for layoffs as Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League developer Rocksteady has reportedly been hit by them.

It seemed like only a matter of time before a bomb as big as Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League would result in direct damage to Rocksteady. It was credited with a $200 million loss for the year, and now that has led to layoffs which appear to be ongoing.

Rocksteady Studios has begun cutting staff in direct response to the abject failure of 'Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League'.

As reported by Eurogamer, Rocksteady has cut its QA department nearly by half in the last month alone, lowering its 33-strong team to 15 as part of a “restructuring” following the lacklustre sales of Suicide Squad. One ex-developer on social media revealed they had been told they are being made redundant during their paternity leave.

After directly blaming Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League for the company's poor financial performance back in May, it probably isn't surprising to hear that Rocksteady, the developer Warner Bros. Games tasked with the creation of the game, is now reportedly being hit with layoffs.

Rocksteady Studios has been hit with mass layoffs in their QA department after Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League bombs.

Due to the terrible commercial performance of Rocksteady's Suicide Squad game, the studio has been forced to scale down. Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League... And Rocksteady In an interview with Eurogamer,

Kill the Justice League developer Rocksteady has apparently been hit by layoffs over the poor performance of the looter shooter.

Anonymous staff members also expressed concerns that these cuts to the QA department would "leave their remaining colleagues shouldered with more work", and that senior management

Kill The Justice League, with reports citing its poor performance as the reason behind 'restructuring' at the studio.