'Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League' Faces Mixed Reception

Critics point out repetitive gameplay and a thin story, though praise its graphics and voice acting.

'Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League' receives mixed reviews, with criticism for its repetitive gameplay and thin story, but some praise for its graphics and voice acting.
The game's combat and mission design are seen as lacking depth, making it feel more like a generic looter-shooter than a worthy successor to the Batman Arkham series.
Despite its flaws, the game's traversal system and the concept of playing as DC villains are highlighted as enjoyable aspects.
The boss fights against members of the Justice League are criticized for being unremarkable and not living up to the game's premise.
Rocksteady's attempt to step out of its comfort zone with a live-service model receives a lukewarm reception, raising questions about the game's future.