Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League Dev Talks Keeping A Sense of Flow

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There was plenty of hype built up around Rocksteady Studios’ next title. After their time with the Dark Knight, it wasn’t certain just where the studio would progress forward with. There have been plenty of rumors about what the studio was working on, but finally, we were given the grand reveal of Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League. This studio wasn’t done with the DC Comics universe and has adjusted its attention to the Task Force X team. However, fans were a bit skeptical of this game when it was unveiled to feature live service attributes. 

We’ve seen some live service games thrive in the marketplace. However, we’ve also seen some titles fail to capture much of an audience at launch. For now, we’ll have to wait and see just how well players take up with the upcoming title from Rocksteady Studios. With that said, one developer is not keen on even using labels for the upcoming project. That comes from Darius Sadeghian, according to a report by Gamesradar. It seems that the studio product director for Rocksteady spoke with PLAY Magazine. 

During their conversation, Darius noted that when the development started, it was the goal to bring players together and ensure a sense of flow. This goes across all the gameplay systems, whether it’s traversal, melee, or shooting. All of this needed to blend as players go through the game as members of Task Force X. If all goes to plan, the studio will have built a community that will be around for the long haul. Of course, to keep players logging in will require a series of updates to the title, which will hopefully mean new storyline missions, areas to explore, and other notable collectibles to unlock. 

Furthermore, Darius noted that the studio doesn’t think of their games