Rocksteady’s Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is scheduled for a February 2 global release. However, players who purchased Deluxe Edition had 72 hours of Early Access.
Rocksteady was forced to temporarily take their servers offline within an hour of the Early Access release of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League after players started experiencing a bug that automatically completed their game on first login.
Just like in 2023, the list of AAA titles already lined up for this year is huge. You’ll risk losing sleep if you want to play every single game released every month.
IGN’s executive review editor Tom Marks recently revealed that they have been denied access to the review copy of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League by Warner Bros.—and I know why.
Some of the fans criticizing Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League have cited the live service influence that has stuck with the game. This remains evident as multiple currencies and shooter stats.
Rocksteady held a closed alpha test for Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League back in November last year. Players who participated in that closed alpha test had to sign a non-disclosure agreement which restricted them from sharing content from the game.
In preparation for the launch of Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League on February 2, 2024, Rocksteady Studios launched the “Suicide Squad Insider” series to give fans of the upcoming franchise a glimpse of the experience
No fewer than 3 different videos of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League were leaked showcasing different aspects of the game. The videos were shared by zVISCERAL on reddit.
Rocksteady is now sending invites to select players who signed up for Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League Closed Alpha test. The successful players received an email invitation with a link to the official WB Games website.
A Warner Bros. job listing titled “Lead Software Engineer, Gameplay” sparked the speculation that the Wonder Woman game would be a live service game.