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The digital deluxe version of the game is available for just $4.99. With this edition, players get a host of exciting extras: new outfits, weapons, weapon dolls, color swatches, and even a battle pass token. But note that this budget-friendly deal, offering a whopping 95% off, wraps up on December 4th.
On the console front, Suicide Squad is also being offered at a discount on both PlayStation and Xbox, although these reductions are a bit more conventional. Right now, the game is priced at $13.99 for console users.
This has been a challenging period for Rocksteady, the London-based studio famous for the cherished Batman: Arkham series. They’ve been hard at work on Suicide Squad for years, their last major release being Batman: Arkham Knight back in 2015. However, the game took an unexpected turn. Designed as a live-service, co-op shooter reminiscent of Destiny, this approach left many players puzzled and slightly put off. After a delay, it eventually hit the shelves in February 2024, receiving mixed reviews, underwhelming sales, and disappointing player numbers. Warner Bros. Discovery reported taking a hefty $200 million hit due to the game.
Despite these setbacks, Kill the Justice League isn’t a write-off. It’s far from being a terrible game, largely due to its daring storytelling choices. At these new, low prices, it’s a deal worth considering.
So, if the offbeat crew of supervillains in Kill the Justice League deserves a shot at redemption, perhaps the game does too. Go on, admit it — you’re a little curious, aren’t you?
