Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League Ends Support in Less Than a Year

The superhero action game based on DC comics from Warner Bros., despite ambitious plans and an impressive budget, has officially lost support from the developers. The latest patch was the final point, after which no new content updates will follow.

As part of the final update, the developers added an offline mode to the game, which will allow you to continue to play activities without having to connect to the servers. This is preparation for their subsequent shutdown.

The update also made important changes to the plot: now the murder of Batman, Wonder Woman and other characters has been revised. As the authors explained, these were clones, and the real Batman from the Batman Arkham trilogy is still alive.

The game did not live up to expectations in terms of sales or popularity. At the end of 2024, it could be purchased at a Steam sale for just a couple of dollars, which increased the online to a modest 579 people at its peak. The financial results of the project were not disclosed, but according to Valve platform data and player feedback, the game brought serious losses.