A day after the early release, all the story cutscenes for Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League will become available. Several users have shared videos that depict the deaths of key characters, signaling potential spoilers for those who haven’t yet explored the game. Please proceed with caution if you wish to avoid plot details.
Given the game centers on a confrontation with the Justice League, players will encounter moments where well-known heroes face lethal encounters. The roster includes The Flash, Green Lantern, Batman, and Superman, with the video evidence also highlighting Wonder Woman’s demise as part of the storyline reveal.
The narrative choice behind these events sparked widespread debate among fans. Criticism centered not only on the fates of iconic heroes but also on how they were eliminated using conventional firearms, which many felt clashed with the characters’ established abilities and the tone of the universe.
Comments from YouTube:
“The creativity behind each Justice League death is striking. It’s remarkable to see how Flash, Green Lantern, Batman, and Superman are depicted falling in sequence. Rockstar Games deserves recognition for this, even if opinions diverge.” — @lamalad4903.
“If someone argues Origins was the low point of the Arkham saga, this title reminds them of what the series is capable of, for better or worse.” — @ultimatespider-man8364.
“The decision to have all the Justice League members killed with guns feels jarring and almost laughable. People hoped for more inventive solutions.” — @rookswoodsrok3614.
“It’s tough to swallow that this could represent a misstep. Expectations were high, and the result has some calling it a disaster.” — @billswindells187.
“Disappointment runs deep, especially for longtime Batman fans who’ve watched the character evolve through acclaimed titles. The choice to proceed this way has sparked heated debate.” — @tonyguardado878.
“The adore-hate reaction is real. Wonder Woman’s death stings, and some viewers feel the developers overstep with the portrayal.” — @sartbimpson4519.
“The writers’ vision for the Justice League’s role in this universe remains a hot topic, and many believe the direction could have explored an alternative reality.” — @impendingnarcissist7348.
Parallels are drawn to other superhero titles, with discussions highlighting Gotham Knights and similar projects as benchmarks in the broader conversation about how superhero lore is adapted in games.
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It’s worth noting that some foreign outlets chose not to publish reviews because they did not receive review keys, which affected coverage consistency. The IGN portal reportedly declined to provide a key for early access.
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