Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League Reviews

i like the gameplay, but the game is dead and none of my friends are interested in playing a live service looter shooter that has a horrible story (which most people can agree on), and repetitive gameplay. on top of that i can't even play with other players in the first place because it won't let me cuz it keeps crashing when trying to join friends only/public lobbies rather than private/offline, overall a currently shit game thats averaging about 100 players, and abandoned by the dev team right after episode 8 released and has only done 2 updates (bug fixes) in the span of 7 months (one month after episode 8 released, and august 8th 2025.) overall a 7/10 gameplay: its fun to go brr as ur shooting and you get some pretty op build options you can create 0/10 story: for those that have seen the episode 8 ending and the main story itself you'll know why

BRO I WAITED 20 MINUTES TO EVEN START THIS GAME UP! i ever starded doomscolling on my insta reels bro! I REFUNDED IT! even its 3 dollars dont do it you end up refunding it for sure! DONT BUY IT! :<

I really regret buying the game, but unfortunately I've been playing for two hours and I can't get my money back. The game is full of bugs. The game is not optimized at all, meaning with a 3060 graphics card, the game slows down and freezes, or gets so hot that the graphics are on the verge of burning out. The game is not that heavy. I've played heavier games and they were much more optimized. And my main reason is that the game gets boring after a while, the levels are repetitive and you have to go through the same steps just to level up. It's like you're stuck in a loop and you're doomed to play this game a thousand times with its repetitive steps.

Awesome game got it on sale for 4 bucks Love the story and combat Wouldn't buy it for full price tho Some of the controls are a little funky at times, but I would recommend the game 7/10

It was hard to decide which way to point my thumb. I'd give WB the middle finger, but that would be disrespectful to the past achievements of Rocksteady Studios, who gave us the amazing Batman Arkham series. It's a shame the soulless corporate machine forced them to release this... "thing." Despite having a decent time, I'm giving it a thumbs down. Ultimately, this isn't the kind of game that can really pull you in. Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is a patchwork quilt of contrasting elements, where stunning animations and movement coexist with silly missions about prying soldiers out of rooftop hatches only to shrink them. Looking at this mess, I can't help but draw a parallel between the game's events as a story and the game as a product. In-game, we play as famous DC supervillains trying to survive and save the world under the command of an absurdly abrasive Amanda Waller, the head of A.R.G.U.S, who prefers to hurl threats and insults rather than competently command anyone. The story's ending is predictably in line with this madness -rushed and illogical. And on the outside, the game turned out the same way: made under pressure, slapped together, with a predictable result. [hr][/hr] [b]What the game does well:[/b] [olist] [*][b]Emotions, cutscenes, and character animations are superbly done.[/b] For example, Harley Quinn's facial expressions and movements are very realistic, but without falling into the "uncanny valley" effect, which is a stunning achievement. [*][b]Character traversal and controls, including in combat, feel great.[/b] You can feel that your character is a physical object with mass and inertia. [*][b]The combat system.[/b] The combination of melee and ranged attacks, tied to your current skill tree, feels intuitive. [/olist] [hr][/hr] [b]What the game does mediocrely:[/b] [olist] [*][b]Metropolis.[/b] The city feels too compact. It has verticality, but it's lazily implemented: there are roads and open spaces, but also just monotonous, small rooftops. The architecture lacks cover and complex spaces like sloped roofs. [*][b]The plot.[/b] It was clearly rewritten heavily after some cutscenes and Metropolis itself were already created, which is why it's so inconsistent. For example, it fails to logically introduce new characters as the events unfold. [*][b]Enemy AI.[/b] They can take advantageous positions for attacks and move on vertical surfaces, but the number of variations in their behavior scripts is too limited. [/olist] [hr][/hr] [b]What the game does poorly:[/b] [olist] [*][b]Side missions and contracts.[/b] Variations of these are used as part of the endgame content. They are terribly stupid, boring, and unoriginal. [*][b]Supporting characters.[/b] Despite their detailed designs, they look like they're from different universes. I mean a literal inconsistency in design: different head proportions, height differences, animation quality - it's as if different designers worked on them without a common style guide. For instance, Lex Luthor looks like a generic soldier from an old Prototype game, where low detail could hide flaws that would otherwise be noticeable. [*][b]The UI.[/b] Thankfully, you can turn off damage numbers and other distracting elements, but you're still left with clunky inventory management and unskippable post-mission cutscenes. Also, there's no photo mode. [*][b]Live-service elements.[/b] They feel tacked on and are intrusive, not so much by their presence but by the general confusion of how they even work. [*][b]Difficulty levels.[/b] Normal is somehow too hard, and Easy is too easy. This is a critical flaw for a game where balance and player engagement are built around the "tier" of your weapons and character build. [*][b]Co-op works strangely.[/b] The online is either dead or broken. At least, when I enabled Open Matchmaking at different times of the day, no one ever joined me. Instead, in this mode, the NPC AI breaks, and they start running in laggy loops, partially ignoring me. [/olist] [hr][/hr] I get the impression that at some point, the game was being developed as a linear, corridor-style journey through the DC multiverse, racing against Brainiac. This would explain why the characters are so different from their usual comic and movie counterparts - to show the contrast between universes. And the action was supposed to take place in different cities. But in the end, we got a Metropolis that just looks like a sunny Gotham. The architecture and design are so futuristic that Metropolis doesn't feel like part of the Arkham universe. The consequences of this lack of polish hit the immersion and narrative logic hard. For example, the A.R.G.U.S. base is located right under the main villain's nose, but everyone ignores this fact except for the characters who need to be there for the plot. This is a very lazy decision, like many others in the game. If a game doesn't respect the player, then there's no reason for players to respect the game.

---{ [b]Gameplay[/b] }--- ☐ Excellent! ☐ Very Good! ☐ Good! ☑ It's just gameplay! ☐ Mehh! ☐ Watch paint dry instead! ---{ [b]Graphics[/b] }--- ☐ Reality looks disappointingly ugly in comparison! ☐ Gorgeous! ☐ Good! ☑ Decent! ☐ Bad! ☐ Bus Simulator 16 Ultra Low settings! ☐ $1 Budget game! ---{ [b]Audio[/b] }--- ☐ Eargasm! ☐ Very good! ☐ Good! ☑ Manageable! ☐ Bad! ☐ My ears! ---{ [b]Audience[/b] }--- ☐ Fresh out the womb & up! ☐ 8 & up! ☐ 13 & up! ☑ 18 & up! ☐ 30 & up! ☐ 60 & up! ☐ You will never be old enough! ---{ [b]PC Requirements[/b] }--- ☐ Potato! ☐ Smart toaster! ☑ Decent! ☐ Fast! ☐ Ask your employer if they can give you a 500% pay raise! ☐ Invest in a Quantum computer! ☐ Get into a rocket flying at 50% the speed of light. Wait 3 months, return to Earth, then play the game! ---{ [b]Game Size[/b] }--- ☐ Floppy Disk! ☐ Old Fashioned! ☑ Workable! ☐ Big! ☐ Will eat 20% of your 4TB drive! ☐ You will want an entire drive just to hold it! ☐ Ask Google if they have a spare mega-datacenter! ☐ You will need to invest in a black hole to hold all the data! ---{ [b]Difficulty[/b] }--- ☐ Just press 'W'! ☑ Easy! ☐ Easy to learn / Hard to master! ☐ Significant brain usage! ☐ Difficult! ☐ Learned to code in Brainfuck and wrote a whole OS in it! Playing this game is the hardest thing I have done in my life! ---{ [b]Grind[/b] }--- ☐ Nothing to grind! ☐ Only if u care about leaderboards/ranks! ☐ It isn't necessary to progress! ☐ Average paid game! ☑ Average Free-To-Play game! ☐ You'll need to clone yourself! ☐ Invent anti-aging technology and time travel! ☐ WarThunder! ---{ [b]Story[/b] }--- ☐ No Story! ☐ Some lore! ☐ Average! ☐ Good! ☑ Lovely! ☐ It'll replace your life! ---{ [b]Game Time[/b] }--- ☐ The speed of light is slower! ☑ Short! ☐ Average! ☐ Long! ☐ You'll die before this game runs out of content! ---{ [b]Price[/b] }--- ☐ Worth the price! ☑ If it's on sale! ☐ If you find some spare money behind the couch! ☐ Not recommended! ☐ Burning your money is better! ---{ [b]Bugs[/b] }--- ☐ Never heard of! ☑ Minor bugs! ☐ Can get annoying! ☐ Cities: Skylines II at launch! ☐ Developers showing off their bug implementation skills! ☐ Cyberpunk 2077 at launch! ---{ [b]Special input devices needed?[/b] }--- ☐ Only if you like pain! ☑ A controller is just as good! ☐ Controller = better! ☐ Unless you want to steer your car using your mind, get a controller of sorts! ☐ Steering Wheel, if you want to improve! ☐ Joystick! ☐ You'll want to buy all the special input devices you can find for all the keybinds! ---{ [b]? / 10[/b] }--- ☐ 1! ☐ 2! ☐ 3! ☐ 4! ☐ 5! ☑ 6! ☐ 7! ☐ 8! ☐ 9! ☐ 10!

I've had Taco Bell shits that are far more enjoyable than this. Even at $5 for the deluxe edition it wasn't worth it.

I was only able to play past the intro until I realized just how repetitive the game was about to be. Even for a game that I bought on sale for $5. I couldn't stomach playing even 1 whole hour. Disappointing trash by a developer that couldn't miss at one point. What are you doing Warner Bros?

i have a decent pc, and this thing runs like a car with bricks for wheels. the dialogue cuts out, freezes, and numerous other bugs. listening to the characters interact is like slamming your head into a wall. story is quite awful, and the combat does little to make up for it. if you're an arkham fan, look away and pretend it isn't canon. game is worth maybe 10 bucks at most, get it when it's on sale, if at all.

Don't get baited like I did, it isn't worth the $3.49 - $5. The performance/micro-stuttering is egregious. Games EOL with the most recent update/season, it's *very* unlikely it'll get addressed at this point. Avoid. No.