Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League postponed to 2024

Rocksteady Studios has been delayed Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice Leaguethe sequel to the Batman: Arkham franchise, until February 2, 2024, the developer announced on Twitter. “We made the difficult but necessary decision to take the time necessary to work to ensure the game is the best experience for players,” it wrote.

Bloomberg reported in March Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League

would be delayed but still released in 2023. Rocksteady Studios expected the game to launch on May 26 after an earlier delay that pushed upwards Kill the Justice League out the planned 2022 window. Bloomberg’s report came after the Rocksteady preview Kill the Justice League during a State of Play presentation in February – one that didn’t exactly impress.

Done the February event Kill the Justice League look like one destiny 2 or anthem Impression: Co-op missions focused on loot and gear points to level up your chosen killer (Harley Quinn, King Shark, Captain Boomerang, or Deadshot). Eager gamers balked at the live service game mechanics and purely cosmetic Battle Pass – a marked departure from previous Arkham games. After the event, Rocksteady revealed this in an FAQ on the game’s website Kill the Justice League

will be released with an unpopular requirement: it requires an internet connection even in single player, and local co-op is not supported. Kill the Justice League There is expected to be cross-platform collaboration, which could explain the always-on requirement.

Kill the Justice League is Rocksteady’s newest Arkham game since 2015 Batman: Arkham Knight. When it releases on February 2nd, 2024, it will come to PlayStation 5, Windows PC and Xbox Series X. It puts Harley Quinn, Deadshot, Captain Boomerang, and King Shark in the hands of its players and takes on mind-controlled members of the Justice League to save Metropolis.