Packed with DC’s fan-favorite characters, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League faced significant challenges from development which spilled into the game’s launch. Rocksteady gripped on with their teeth, hoping that the game’s fortune will eventually change. However, that did not happen.
Rocksteady recently announced that Deathstroke will join the roster as a new playable character when Season 4 Episode 7 releases today, December 10, 2024. In addition to the new playable character, Kill the Justice League will also get an offline mode.
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“Offline mode will allow you to experience content released for the game, including the main story campaign and all seasonal story mission content, without an internet connection,” the developer wrote in the Season 4 Deep Dive.
“To access Offline mode, you can either create a new profile by starting from the beginning of the game or create a copy of your existing Online profile, allowing you to jump in with all of your progress. All earned and purchased cosmetics will also be available in Offline mode.”
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League Season 4 Episode 8 will be the last
Barely one year after its release, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League will not get further content updates after Season 4 Episode 8 which is planned for release in January 2025. However, support for online play will continue.
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“With Deathstroke joining the roster, the Suicide Squad’s crusade against Brainiac is drawing to an end,” the developer explained. “Season 4 will finish up with Episode 8, which is scheduled to release in January 2025, and that will serve as the last seasonal Episode for Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League.”
“While Season 4 Episode 8 will mark the final battle against Brainiac, all online features will continue to be available, so you’ll still be able to enjoy co-op with friends, as well as all previous seasonal/episodic content. You’ll also have the option to play the game via the new Offline mode, which allows access to the main story campaign and all post-launch seasonal gameplay content without an internet connection.”
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League was a highly anticipated title from the studio that brought gamers to the celebrated Batman Arkham franchise. However, it failed to live up to the hype. A protracted development cycle and underwhelming pre-release trailers took the sting out of the anticipation.
Players also detested that the developers chose to go the live service route rather than making the game a single player experience. The game’s publisher Warner Bros. reportedly lost $200 million on the game.
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