The first season of post-launch content for Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League begins on March 28 and introduces the Joker as a new playable character. Additionally, the delayed version of Suicide Squad on the Epic Games Store is now scheduled to release on March 26.
When developer Rocksteady detailed its post-release plans for Suicide Squad in January, it confirmed that each of the four seasons it's currently committed to will bring a new playable DC character (each drawn from an alternate reality Elseworlds), plus of a new playable environment. new activities, new weapons and equipment sets, mid-season updates and “more.”
The Elseworlds Joker from season 1 has already attracted attention, thanks to his delicate mace and his rocket-powered umbrella, which is not exactly the same brand, which will allow him to launch into the air, float and crush buildings to take down the enemies. shape. However, if that appeals to you, it arrives alongside its new setting, two new episodes, featuring quests, activities and fortresses, new boss fights and enemy variants, new Riddler content, and new DC Villain-themed weapons and gear.
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League – Suicide Squad Insider Episode 3 “Introducing Other Worlds”All of this will be released on March 28 on all platforms; Additionally, publisher Warner Bros. has confirmed The delayed version of Suicide Squad on the Epic Games Store will now launch on March 26. This is the second Epic-specific delay for Kill the Justice League after Warner Bros. announced a revised March 5 release date for Epic's version in December, already some way off the game's February 2 launch on PS5. , Xbox Series X/S and Steam. .
It remains to be seen if any of this will make a big difference in Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League. Its unveiling last year, which focused heavily on its live service features, wasn't met with much enthusiasm, and a long delay for improvements didn't do much to win over people: Warner Bros. recently admitted that the game had “fallen short.” ” of your expectations.
Eurogamer's Chris Tapsell gave Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League three stars out of five in his February review, saying that “Rocksteady's talent is so evident in the game that it almost overcomes the terrible decision of trying to make it.”
