Suicide Squad KTJL Is Giving Free Arkham Asylum Skins To Anyone Still Playing

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Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League has, unfortunately, turned out to be exactly what many of us feared it would be during the months building up to its release. The first extensive look at the game resulted in so much backlash that its release was delayed, but there was no backtracking by then. What was supposed to be a live service game we kept going back to for its new content currently has fewer than 300 people playing it on Steam, and it doesn't look like an offering of free skins for its characters based on the final boss fight in Arkham Asylum is going to help those dwindling numbers.

The new skins, of which there is one for all five playable characters, are inspired by the Joker's look at the end of Asylum after he has undergone a rather hideous transformation brought about by consuming Titan. That's why the Suicide Squad members all have Joker face paint on in their new skins, and it's also why they have patches of blood and exposed bone dotted over their bodies. It's a cool tip of the hat to the first game in the series Kill The Justice League is a part of (sorry for the reminder) but execution leaves a lot to be desired.

There are still Suicide Squad players out there, and as highlighted by Kotaku, they're not all that enamored by the new Titan skins. A Reddit thread in which a player has asked what fellow Kill The Justice League fans think of the new skins has prompted pretty much nothing but negative replies. The closest I've been able to find in terms of positive feedback is a backhanded compliment noting pulling from the Arkham trilogy is a step in the right direction, and someone saying that the Joker skin looks okay, but that's to be expected since it's based on one of the Joker's looks from a game from earlier in the same series (again, apologies).

If you are still playing Suicide Squad and you like the Arkham Asylum-inspired skins, even though they're free, you will need to actively go and get them. Don't worry, they really are free and