Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League Can Learn a Lot from Gotham Knights' Marketing and Release

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Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is likely going to be out of the picture for a while based on its new release window of 2023. Of course, now that gameplay has officially been shared, it could still appear at major events such as Geoff Keighley’s Summer Game Fest, or at the next DC FanDome, where it has made multiple appearances beforehand. But because it is releasing much later than WB Games Montreal’s Gotham Knights, it affords itself a lenience that Gotham Knights now lacks.

Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League comes from Rocksteady Studios, a developer that is more widely known and trusted for its seminal work on the Batman: Arkham trilogy. WB Games Montreal fits into Rocksteady’s DC family as an estranged sibling due to its work on Batman: Arkham Origins and, most recently, the Batman: Arkham Knight DLC Batgirl: A Matter of Family. Gotham Knights has shown off only a bit more than Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League has, but there is a lot that Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League can learn from Gotham Knights' marketing and release.

Gotham Knights Fans Aren't Happy About the Gear Menu

Many fans are excited about what they were shown in Gotham Knights’ Nightwing and Red Hood gameplay. On the other hand, some fans have inevitably compared Gotham Knights to Batman: Arkham Knight in terms of its visuals and combat.

Concerned about the condition of its final product quality, fans believe Gotham Knights to have inferior visuals and an inferior open-world design. Not all fans have this opinion, but it is interesting to consider in light of how much longer Gotham Knights has before it releases. Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League had its own gameplay demonstration following a cinematic reveal teaser and a