Source: Warner Bros. / Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League
You’ll have to wait a bit longer to kill the Justice League.
Bloomberg’s Jason Schrier reports Warner Bros. has decided to push
Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League’s wig back again. The decision to delay the game to a later date comes after fans had
plenty of things to say, mainly negative, after watching a developer deep dive giving us a look at the upcoming game.
Per
Bloomberg:
Warner Bros. has again delayed a video game based on the Suicide Squad comic book franchise, pushing it from a May release date to later this year, according to a person with direct knowledge of the matter.
A representative for Warner didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment. The person with knowledge of the delay asked not to be named discussing information that isn’t public.
Well, that sucks.
The Jig Was Apparent
Source: WB Games / Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League
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London-based developer Rocksteady Studios didn’t do the game any justice when it showed off what players could expect from the game during Sony’s February State of Play presentation.
Ahead of the presentation, news leaked that the game would be a live service title that requires an online connection. The 15-minute only made things worse that confirmed other features like an RPG-like gear system and weird gameplay-like features like all the characters relying on firearms and the constant shooting at giant purple orbs to defeat enemies.
Gamers believe the jig is up with
Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League and feel it will be very meh, just like
Gotham Knights and
Marvel’s Avengers. The latter was r
ecently shut down and will no longer receive more content or updates.
We have no idea what more developers can do to address all of the issues fans complained about due to the game being so far in its development cycle, and we are curious to see what this game will look and play like when it finally arrives.
You can see reactions to the news of the delay in the gallery below.
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Photo: Warner Bros. / Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League
