Poor old man Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League didn't have a good year. Launched as Warner's big live service hope for 2024, it instead failed due to very low player numbers and extremely mediocre reviews. All of this followed a very difficult developmentand things have not improved much since the start. So, do you want to buy it? There is a 95 percent discount!
2024 was clearly a brutal year for live gaming, and Suicide Squad somehow manages not to be the biggest disaster of the year in this genre. That was natural Concord, possibly the biggest entertainment flop of all timewhich doesn't exactly make up for Rocksteady's failure. Secure, Concord It barely took two weeks beforehand Sony tried to delete it from the timelinebut the much delayed Suicide Squad had Shortly after launch, there was a massive server failurewhich peaked at a rather paltry 13,500 concurrent players on Steam was released a sad first battle pass, Annoyed players with terrible skinsand was is already being given away as a free gift six months after launch – just as the second season was delayed…
The real tragedy is that –very similar Concord– the core game underneath Suicide Squad was fine. Not Goodnot hideously bad, just good. Then it squandered that foundation with egregiously repetitive missions, abusing its excellent combat skills for a dreary grind, with an atrocious endgame that resulted in it failing entirely on its live service promises.
So after that detailed sales pitch, you want to play it right now, right? No, of course not, but when I tell you that for the price of a bottle of Pepsi you can find out what everyone is so upset about, it's a little tempting, isn't it?
The exceptional price on Steam Through December 4th, it's just $3.50, a 95 percent discount off the standard price of $70. Or if you feel like splurging, you can drop the Digital Deluxe Edition from the usual $100 to $5 – in return you'll get extra weapons and a Battle Pass token. Admittedly, it's literally infinitely more expensive than the offer made to Prime members in July, but it's so low that it suddenly veers into the realm of morbid curiosity.
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