Rumor: Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League Is Held Up All The Way To 2024
We now have a shocking follow up story on the delay for Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League. Apparently it isn’t even going to be this year, and will be pushed all the way back to 2024.
Our source here is Jeff Grubb, who discussed it at length on his podcast in his YouTube channel. He explains that his source on this detail has been a very good source for him in the past, so it can’t be easily dismissed.
Just to catch you up to speed, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League was originally announced for a 2022 release, and got delayed to this May. Following its showing at the recent State of Play, it has now received its second delay.
Jez Corden first reported this delay, and then it was confirmed by Jason Schreier. Jason expressly stated that the reason for the delay was that Warner Bros Games and Rocksteady took notice of the poor reception of the State of Play presentation.
We reported on the detail that irked gamers the most; that you need to log online to play it. However, this was really just the final straw. The State of Play presentation elaborated on the very details that disappointed and angered many fans.
It was on this presentation that they first revealed the live service elements that Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League was going to have. It has battle pass and monetization, with all the items sold being cosmetic.
While this was not universal, some players also disliked what they saw of the gameplay as well. Some had compared it to Crackdown, which combined that shooter gameplay with airborne mechanics.
A particular section of the gameplay trailer showed Captain Boomerang having to shoot at a singular target multiple times. This made players wonder if the whole game was going to have sections like it.
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