The California studio is responsible for mobile titles such as DC Worlds Collide.

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Warner Bros. Games reportedly laid off employees at its San Francisco studio in late December 2025, affecting multiple teams including those working on mobile titles like DC Worlds Collide. Senior employees confirmed the cuts on LinkedIn, with at least one indicating their entire team was eliminated. This follows a turbulent year for WB Games that included leadership changes, the underperformance of Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League, closure of three internal studios in February, and a strategic refocus around four core franchises (Harry Potter, Game of Thrones, Mortal Kombat, and DC). The layoffs occurred shortly before Netflix announced its intention to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery.

Report: WB Games eliminates roles at San Francisco studio