Warner Bros. and Rocksteady have given Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League its first airing since its heavily criticised gameplay debut back in February, with accompanying material confirming, among other things, that its unpopular live service elements are still in.
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League was originally due to launch in 2022 but has been delayed twice since then, most recently following the game’s controversial gameplay showcase, with Warner Bros. announcing it was pushing its release back to 2nd February 2024 in order to make it “the best quality experience for players”.
Seven months on, Suicide Squad has reemerged with a new Insider video series, its initial offering featuring 20 minutes of new gameplay highlighting traversal mechanics, story elements, and a brief glimpse at the game’s rendition of Metropolis.
Unsurprisingly, Suicide Squad’s unpopular live-service-style monetisation, which includes a cosmetics-focused battle pass, does not get a mention this time around, but – despite fan hopes these might have been jettisoned during the game’s lengthy delay – Warner Bros’ accompany Standard and Deluxe Edition breakdown confirms they haven’t gone anywhere.