According to reports, Warner Bros. has once again postponed the release of Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League. The spinoff/sequel to the popular DC Comics Batman: Arkham video game series, developed by Rocksteady, it was originally scheduled to be released on May 26th, but it seems the game’s launch has been pushed back to a later date this year.
According to sources, the delay of Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League was primarily to address bugs and enhance certain aspects of the game. However, the source which is Bloomberg also suggest that the changes made will not significantly modify the core gameplay, which had previously caused backlash at a PlayStation event in February a couple of month back. Fans had particularly criticised the game’s reliance on online connectivity and the ability to buy cosmetic items which basically means pay to win.
The premise of the multiplayer shooter is that a team of villains must halt a rogue Justice League, who have been controlled by the supervillain Brainiac. The game allows players to switch between four playable fan favourite characters, namely Deadshot, Captain Boomerang, Harley Quinn, and King Shark. Unlike the mediocre Gotham Knights, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is set in the same universe as the Batman: Arkham series, the most recent installment of which was released coming up to eight years ago now.
Once it is released after a long and stressful wait, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League will be accessible on Windows PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S.
About The Author
Stephen is the proud owner of a popular gaming news website GLN, where he provides the latest updates on everything gaming-related. With a passion for video games that dates back to his childhood, Stephen is dedicated to sharing his knowledge and expertise with fellow gamers around the world.