The first-ever extended gameplay trailer for Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League has been released.
Because it altered how superhero video games were seen in the gaming industry, Rocksteady Firms is one of the most adored studios out there.
The quality of many of the movie tie-in superhero games was inconsistent, despite the fact that there were independent superhero games as well.
However, Rocksteady created Batman: Arkham Asylum, which included a fantastic story, outstanding gameplay, and more.
One of the most celebrated gaming trilogies was created as a consequence of the developer’s continual expansion of its idea of Batman over the course of several games.
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League marks Rocksteady’s return after an 8-year absence.
Players now take on the Suicide Squad role and are charged with a highly unsafe mission: murder the Justice League.
This follows Batman’s “death” at the conclusion of Arkham Knight.
The superhero team went evil when Brainiac hypnotized them.
We are now getting a proper look at the game after it has been in development for some time.
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League gameplay from the most recent PlayStation State of Play showed off the skills and playing styles of Harley Quinn, King Shark, Deadshot, and Captain Boomerang but also some interactions with the villainous Justice League members.
Additionally, it demonstrates that Wonder Woman is not bad and is genuinely attempting to halt Brainiac’s invasion, but she discovers a terrible reality in the process.
It was announced during The Game Awards that Kevin Conroy, who unfortunately passed away at the end of 2022, will once again voice Batman when the game is released.
Since no other future projects have indicated whether or not Conroy recorded for the game prior to his passing, it is anticipated that this will be the renowned Batman voice actor’s final work.
In any case, it’s anticipated to be a really special game and fans will get to see Rocksteady Studios taking things in a totally different direction with gunplay, co-op, and other components that weren’t included in the Arkham trilogy.