Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League Reviews
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Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is everything you don't want from a live-service looter shooter. Even though the gameplay is alright, the diversity in the missions is almost non-existent, which makes the game very monotone and bland. The characters and story did get a few laughs out of me and proves that Rocksteady still has some worthwhile stories to tell, but in the end it's not enough to keep me going for endless hours.
Review in Dutch | Read full review
While Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League is a game that fans of the genre can consider, they can wait for patches and add-ons to be released or even discounted to buy them. In its current form, it is a production that does not go much beyond offering a few hours of fun experience. If your expectations are high for this game, you will be a little disappointed.
Review in Turkish | Read full review
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League presents a satisfactory performance as a story-driven live-service shooter. With well-designed combat mechanics, complemented by its music and solid optimization, it offers an enjoyable narrative experience. However, the game falls short due to certain flaws, including uninspired stage design, repetitive elements, and a lack of long-term engagement.
Review in Persian | Read full review
Crafted with an immense love of their own franchise, Rocksteady’s Suicide Squad might very well be flawed, but it bears a cross that has “fun” etched deep into the wood.
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League isn't as catastrophic as first expected. The gameplay is fun, there's plenty of humor in keeping with the personalities of the playable characters, and the visuals are just right. However, we can't overlook the repetitive experience, the almost anecdotal evolution tree, the inconsistencies in the storyline and the unacceptable launch of a game and its microtransactions. I recommend the game to those who have the chance to get together with friends and are big fans of the DC Comics franchises. Otherwise, it's best to wait for a discount before checking out.
Review in French | Read full review
There is some technical excellence and fun in Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, but its forced nature in making it an unappealing game makes the whole package a mediocre and banal experience.
Review in Portuguese | Read full review
Rocksteady’s Suicide Squad game has finally arrived, and despite some hiccups and concerns, manages to be more fun than many expected.
I certainly like Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League more than I did Gotham Knights, but only just. There’s a good game here, but it’s best moments are in the opening hours, and what follows is live service tedium that takes its own life. There are some laugh out loud moments via the cutscenes and quips said throughout the game, but it doesn’t save it from itself. This game feels forced, more so than WB’s desire to make “Suicide Squad” a household name, and cheer for the anti-hero. No amount of endgame content is gonna change my mind on what should have been finite, self-contained story. Instead, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is an infinite crisis of mundane content.
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League isn’t just darkly hilarious; it’s a satisfying shooter no matter which of the four characters you play.
'Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League' is a good looking game with a nice story. The controls are sometimes a bit difficult, but it doesn't play badly. Unfortunately, the gameplay in the open world is sometimes very monotonous. The fan will enjoy it, but should not set his expectations too high.
Review in Dutch | Read full review
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League brings on our screens a new compelling Arkhamverse story coupled with an entertaining gameplay loop. However, it fails to keep our interest high past the first hours, due to the lack of a deeper structure and a more varied gameplay. Overall, this results in a disappointing experience, especially for a game with live service ambitions. Our hopes for improvement are pinned on future content updates and solid post-launch support.
Review in Italian | Read full review
Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League is a soulless live service product with a video game wrapped around it as an afterthought.
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is the new game from Rocksteady Studios and it comes to us surrounded by controversy, both due to the proposed business model, "game as a service", and for plot reasons. But outside of all this controversy surrounding the game we can find a good story about these anti-heroes, a dynamic, dizzying and even chaotic gameplay that will make us ask for more and more action, and Rocksteady's promise that there will be no shortage of content - free - that makes the game bigger and better. It is not perfect but if we like the proposal it is worth giving it a chance, at least we are going to have fun and laugh.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League can be repetitive, but the excellent storytelling, fun gunplay, and gorgeous visuals save it from mediocrity. I’ve had a really good time with the game, especially when playing with friends, whilst seeing the unique and dark spin on what remains of the Arkham-verse is really refreshing. It doesn’t always embrace its protagonists’ strengths, missions can get repetitive, and I don’t know if the live service aspects will keep me coming back in the long-term, but Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League still deserves credit for delivering an entertaining experience that feels befitting of the titular band of anti-heroes. It’s not perfect, but you’ll still have a good time saving the world as you kill the Justice League – especially if some friends join you for the ride.
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is a new path for the Arkham studio. It tries to be a balancing act between cool, staged story pieces and a well thought-out live service game, which unfortunately doesn't work out for either. Boring missions, repetitive sequences and an online constraint spoil the fun immensely. Even the thoroughly satisfying shooter gameplay and the interesting premise can't save much overall
Review in German | Read full review
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is a game that wastes most of its potential, despite its fun characters, dystopian world and different storyline.
Review in Turkish | Read full review
Suicide Squad starts super fun, as its visual presentation and plot set-up work as its strongest points to draw us into Rocksteady’s interpretation of Justice League. However, once the novelty ends, we’re left with a chaotic mess that gets tedious the more you play. Due to its repetitive gameplay loop and messy combat system, playing the game can get tiring pretty quickly once you complete its brief campaign. Fans will be divided, and given its rushed resolution, lack of nuance, and gratuitous display of how it handled DC’s beloved characters, the game can easily be misunderstood.
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is not a complete failure. An excellent presentation and some gripping story moments as well as a very good introduction provide a few hours of successful entertainment. Still, it's hard not to focus on the missed potential, whether that's the overly simplistic combat system, the characters playing very similarly, or the lack of motivation to continue playing after the story. Especially in multiplayer mode, the title can be fun, but the full price for it is not justified.
Review in German | Read full review
A plausible recipe, regrettable ingredient, miscooking. Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League also presents attractive gameplay and story production, but an obsession with the directionless open world and the legacy of the Arkham series has ruined the game.
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