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SummarySuicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is a new genre-bending action-adventure shooter that can be played solo or with up to four players in online co-op. Based on iconic DC characters and developed by Rocksteady Studios, creators of the Batman: Arkham series, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League combines the studio’s signature character-driven... Read More
Rated M
Rated Mfor Mature

Developer:Rocksteady Studios

Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League

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Feb 2, 2024
Metascore
60
User score
Generally Unfavorable
3.5
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Metascore
60
13% Positive
11 Reviews
76% Mixed
67 Reviews
11% Negative
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Feb 4, 2024
85
Gamers Heroes
Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League is a great game for a certain type of player, having all the hallmarks of a fantastic single-player cinematic experience. It features a great story, excellent voice acting, beautiful environments, and captivating characters, but it all feels cut short to service this live-service model. I had a lot of fun playing through, and I’ll likely dive more into the end-game grind. Still, I still can’t help but ask: What if?
Feb 9, 2024
70
PC Games
With its repetitive missions and shallow live-service-elements, Suicide Squad isn't nearly as good as Rocksteadys previous Arkham Games. Still, it turns out better than expected, thanks to its over-the-top combat, eccentric characters and fun traversal mechanics.
User score
Generally Unfavorable
3.5
24% Positive
552 Ratings
12% Mixed
279 Ratings
63% Negative
1441 Ratings
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May 23, 2026
10
LanaBanana2072
a fun and dynamic shooter. Good facial animations, charismatic characters. The characters joke so hard that it’s impossible to get bored) Harley Quinn is the top in this game)
Sep 7, 2025
10
Hashim501
Despite a mixed critical reception, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League has received positive feedback from many players and reviewers for several key aspects. The Story and Characters: * A major point of praise is the game's narrative. Many critics and players have highlighted the excellent story, which serves as a fitting conclusion to Rocksteady's Arkhamverse. * The writing and humor are frequently mentioned as strong points. The banter between the members of the Suicide Squad is a standout, capturing the chaotic and irreverent tone of the comics. * The game's cutscenes are considered top-notch, with visually stunning animation and emotional facial expressions that bring the characters to life. * The character development and voice acting are highly praised, particularly the late Kevin Conroy's final performance as Batman. Gameplay and Traversal: * The gameplay, while a departure from the Arkham series' single-player focus, is described as fast, frantic, and fun. * Traversal mechanics for each character are unique and enjoyable. Zipping across Metropolis with Harley Quinn's bat-drone, using Captain Boomerang's Speed Force abilities, or soaring with Deadshot's jetpack are all cited as highlights. * The combat system is a chaotic mix of gunplay, melee attacks, and special abilities. While it can be overwhelming at first, players who take the time to learn the mechanics and customize their builds find a satisfying rhythm and a high skill ceiling. * The game is lauded for its chaotic, action-packed combat that remains engaging even after many hours of play. Visuals and World Design: * Metropolis is a visually impressive and intricately layered open-world city that provides a fun playground for the unique traversal mechanics. * The overall graphical quality of the game is considered to be genuinely industry-leading in some scenes. * The art direction and character design are also highly regarded, capturing the vibrant and colorful aesthetic of the Suicide Squad. In short, for those who can embrace the shift to a co-op looter-shooter and appreciate the game for what it is rather than what they might have expected, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League offers a rewarding experience with a compelling story, fantastic character dynamics, and an engaging, high-octane combat loop.
Feb 8, 2024
65
PlayStation Universe
There was so much potential with Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League; for the most part, it's a fun game with a fun story. Unfortunately, it falls short with repetitive missions and gameplay. Its story holds it up until you reach the endgame, which rehashes the mission structure you've already experienced. Though Metropolis is a fun city to explore and with plenty of Easter eggs to find, there just isn't much here to keep going for a long period.
Feb 5, 2024
60
GamesHub
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League feels like it was designed as a single-player narrative adventure, with plenty of love and care devoted to its killer story (which should rightfully be considered among the best DC adaptations), before it was transformed into something else entirely. In individual parts, it shines incredibly brightly and there are strong, clever choices in the game’s narrative – but like Frankenstein’s Monster, the way it’s put together means it doesn’t quite realise its true potential.
Feb 7, 2024
58
Player 2
Am I happy I played Suicide Squad? Yes, I am. There was enough here for me to get enjoyment out of proceedings. Am I happy to keep playing Suicide Squad? As it is, no way.
Feb 4, 2024
50
We Got This Covered
I almost wish this was a complete disaster, but the glimpses of the old Rocksteady razzle-dazzle under the awful mission design and exhausting live service elements just make you mourn what could have been. A critical stumble for a great developer and, sadly, one I suspect it's going to be difficult to recover from.
Feb 7, 2024
30
Hey Poor Player
Had more care been given to crafting a more handcrafted campaign that relied less on repetitive busywork and more on the cinematic set-pieces that we know the looter shooter genre is capable of when done right, then this may have been a different story, and the admittedly enjoyable combat would have had the chance to shine more had the activities surrounding it been remotely enjoyable or creative. As it stands, though, this is one of the worst campaigns ever to grace a videogame, never mind a live service, with an endgame that does the unforgivable and asks you to continue grinding out the same content that you’ve just slogged through.
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Sep 6, 2025
10
MALIKDEV
I think its a Really good Game! I don‘t really know What Everyone Has Against it, Look, if you like Shooters, if you Like DC, if you like Suicide squad You should play it definetly
Oct 10, 2025
7
NianB_505
Suicide squad non l'ho trovato un brutto gioco ma un gioco fatto di spunti avvolte riusciti ma tante altre volte, NO! Tradendo completamente i Batman Arkham venuti prima e che hanno reso grande lo studio... 6.7/!0
Oct 16, 2025
7
Crawlinginsect
Not that bad as people said. NEVER HEAR to anybody. PLAY YOURSELF ALWAYS!!!!!!!
Sep 15, 2025
4
CowOfGod
Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League shows promise to begin with, providing the player with 4 iconic villains to play as. However, the game quickly becomes messy and uninteresting with its boring gameplay loop and bad storytelling. GAMEPLAY: 4/10 - The combat itself is okay, but nothing special. However besides boss fights which provide a small moment of slightly more interesting gameplay, the rest of the game is very repetitive and gets boring after the first main mission. STORY: 3/10 - The story is not particularly good and it is not fleshed out at all. This is made even worse by the fact that the game is supposed to take place in the "Arkham" universe of games, which had very compelling stories and which to most players ended perfectly with Rocksteady's previous game "Batman: Arkham Knight". The previous game had given Batman an incredible ending to his story, however this game brought him back just to kill him off in an undignified way. SOUNDTRACK: 5/10 - Nothing of note, just a middle of the road game soundtrack. CHARACTERS: 6/10 - The only thing saving this game is the characters. The main 4 have strong personalities and are generally likeable, however sometimes the excessive amounts of jokes can get very old. The rest of the characters in the game aren't particularly interesting or amazing. GRAPHICS/VISUALS: 5/10 - Looks okay, but somehow worse visually than "Batman: Arkham Knight" which came out in 2015. CUTSCENES: 5/10 - Nothing special but generally have funny moments from the main cast and occasional moments where the Justice League members look particularly daunting. Overall, Suicide Squad isn't the worst game I've ever played but it comes dangerously close to it for a game made by the same developers of the beloved Arkham series of games. Even after picking it up on a steep discount (down to £2.99) and playing through the game with a friend, I was still left feeling like the game wasn't worth it.
Mar 6, 2025
4
StaindSoul
The movement and gunplay is decent, but holy cow are these characters obnoxious. I played when the game was almost a year old and still ran into a crazy bug. I played a couple hours of the campaign and logged off. Next time I logged in, it jumped me forward several hours in the story, so I had no idea what was happening. I had apparently skipped at least 4 hours of gameplay, since my friends who were playing separately went from being 4 hours ahead of me, to having no idea where I was.
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