Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League Faces Launch Issues and Criticism

Despite a rocky start and industry skepticism, Rocksteady Studios promises robust post-launch content and a player-friendly approach to its live service elements.

Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, a new game by Rocksteady Studios, has been released with early access for Deluxe Edition owners, but has faced immediate server issues and a game-breaking bug that shows full story completion upon first login.
Review codes for the game were not sent out to major industry players ahead of release, raising concerns about the game's quality.
The game, which is a significant departure from Rocksteady Studios' previous single-player action games, has been criticized for its always-online nature, full-price release, in-game store, microtransactions, and plans for a long tail of live service support.
Despite the rocky start, Rocksteady Studios has confirmed a robust lineup of post-launch content, including new characters, environments, and gameplay mechanics, all of which will be available at no extra cost to those who have purchased the main game.
Rocksteady Studios has downplayed the live service elements of the game, stating they don't want the game to feel like a life commitment and aim to make the game generous with players' time.