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Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice Leaguehas received much criticism from fans of DC comics and the Arkhamverse for allegedly tarnishing the image of the series that took almost a decade to build. Things seem to be going downhill for the live-service element, the tumultuous pre-release, and the Early Access release that wasn’t even playable as the game was shipped with a game-breakingbug.
But, contrary to what people may believe, given the game’s lack of polish and negative fan reactions, the title, at least commercially speaking, seems to be doing well. While this may surprise most people, following the buzz being primarily negative around the game, the numbers speak for themselves.
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League Numbers on Steam and the Game’s Future
As stated earlier, the numbers for the game speak for themselves. Heading over to the game’s product page on Steam, one is bound to be surprised with the reviews. The reviews are very positive, as almost 85% of the users have given it a thumbs up in the review section.
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While some people have mentioned that the game is not worth its price tag and that one should ideally wait for it to be discounted instead of paying the total price, there isn’t a lot of negative sentiment in the game’s review section. Understandably, the game was only released a few days ago at the time of writing, and therefore, the reviews are still not enough to make a clear statement; for what it is worth, they are still much better than one would imagine.
Also, the game was number one on the preorder list ahead of titles likeTekken 8, as per this Redditpost.
The game was also the second most played in the US afterFortnite.
SSKTJL looks to be #2 in most played on PlayStation in the US. Curious how it’s doing on Xbox.pic.twitter.com/GBG6fxYW6u
Since the game is a live-service one with a whole post-launchroadmapthat also promised that all the upcoming content would be offered for free, the already positive ratings will likely go further up. Also, the fans expressed their opinions on the game using social media, and many seemed thrilled about it.
Fans React to Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League on Social Media
Fans expressed their thoughts on the game using Reddit and Twitter. Once again, while social media gives people the right to criticize games they haven’t played, some players expressed positive thoughts about the game.
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Some players appreciated the gameplay:
None of you are actually gonna go out of your way to try it, so I’ll just say it.Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is insanely fun to play, and the squad is hilarious together. If you’re upset about character deaths, remember it’s comic books. They don’t stay down forever.pic.twitter.com/mU8nk0ZRIO
Some other fans also appreciated other subtle additions to the game.
Really liking Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League so far…The gameplay is hella fun. I’ve already been jump scared by the bat once 🤣#SuicideSquadGamepic.twitter.com/fRbB6g4Gfu
Some other fans appreciated the game’s humor and writing, as it is based on probably one of the most unhinged anti-hero bunches in DC Comics:
So far, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is basically DC Comics meets The Division 2, with Sunset Overdrive traversal.Great writing so far, too. Genuinely funny.
While some may dislike the game for various reasons, many still love it for what it is. Some people still acknowledge the flaws, but despite the flak, the game might do well if this continues.
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Sparsh Jaimini
Gaming Writer
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Sparsh Jaimini Sharma is a video games enthusiast and a Games Writer. A true white-blooded Madridsta. He is often seen grinding away at EAFC 24’s Ultimate team and learning to code when he is not writing. A Batman fan and Arkham Games connoisseur. He is the quintessential DC aficionado.
