Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League's second season was supposed to be going live tomorrow, but it's suddenly been hit with a last-minute delay that has pushed it back by two weeks.
2024 has been a pretty great year for video games so far thanks to releases like Tekken 8, Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth, Animal Well, and many more, but it's also proven time and again that live-service releases are a risky venture. While continuous updates and an evolving world have worked wonders for Helldivers 2, the same definitely can't be said of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League.
The Clown Prince of Crime has arrived in Metropolis, and unlocking him is an absolute pain.
Rocksteady's big departure from its single-player focused Arkham games was panned when it released in February, and things have just been getting worse since then. Ironically, one of the big problems that the game has had is with its live-service elements, as the content rollout has been incredibly slow, something that's made worse when it gets delayed out of nowhere.
Last week, Rocksteady finally unveiled what was coming to Suicide Squad's second season, which focuses on Mrs Freeze and seems...
