Rocksteady's next DC game, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League has been delayed until 2023.
As reported by Bloomberg, the upcoming Suicide Squad game has been pushed back a year after initially announcing a 2022 release window. Warner Bros. Games is gearing up several releases for this year including Hogwarts Legacy and Lego Star Wars.
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League was first announced in 2020 and Rocksteady's first DC game since finishing the Batman Arkham trilogy. The title can be played single-player or as a co-op multiplayer game where players will work together as different members of the Suicide Squad to take on a brainwashed Justice League, including evil Superman.
The first in-game footage for Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League premiered at DC FanDome 2021. So far the Suicide Squad includes Harley Quinn, King Shark, Deadshot, and Captain Boomerang. Each character can be customized with unique weapons and abilities.
With a release date seemingly pushed to 2023, it will be eight years since Rocksteady last released a video game as Arkham Knight was released back in 2015. Check out IGN's Arkham Knight review here.
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