Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League will get a year of content support

A representative for Warner Bros. Games told IGN that Rocksteady Studios will fulfill its promise to support Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League within the first year, despite its failed launch.

Doubts about the future of the project arose after an article by Jason Schreier, which described the problems that accompanied its development. Nevertheless, Schreier himself indicated that Suicide Squad will receive the promised addition, but in a much smaller volume than expected.

As for the game's fate after the first year of support, Warner Bros. has yet to make any official statements. In his article, Schreier also noted that Rocksteady Studios is supporting Avalanche in the creation of Hogwarts Legacy Director's Cut and is conceptualizing a new single-player game.

Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League was released in February and received low marks from both players and press. The project cost Warner Bros. Discovery for approximately $200 million dollars. On Steam, the game sees a daily peak of 100-200 active users.