Разработчик: Rocksteady Studios
Описание
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League - Digital Deluxe Edition
Jumping into the Digital Deluxe Edition unleashes even more mayhem with the Justice League Outfits for the Squad, 3 Notorious Weapons, 4 Weapon Dolls, 1 Battle Pass Token*, and 4 Color Swatches.
*Battle Pass Token redeemable for Premium Battle Pass access (Seasons 1-4 battle passes, subject to availability). One Battle Pass available per season. WB Games may modify or discontinue online services with reasonable notice at any time.
About the Game
From Rocksteady Studios, the creators of the Batman: Arkham series, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is a genre-defying third-person action shooter where the ultimate band of misfits must do the impossible to save the world: Kill the Justice League.Join the newly “recruited” members of Amanda Waller’s infamous Task Force X (aka the Suicide Squad), Harley Quinn, Deadshot, Captain Boomerang and King Shark, as they set out on an impossible mission to Kill the Justice League. Drop into an expansive and dynamic open-world Metropolis ravaged by Brainiac’s invasion and terrorized by the heroes who once protected it.
Each Squad member brings their own traversal mechanics to help them navigate a sprawling and battle-torn Metropolis, combining free-roaming exploration and combat verticality for an unforgettable experience. Players are free to experiment with a variety of different play styles to unleash maximum damage on their enemies. Whether in single player or online with up to three of your friends, players can take on this suicide mission their own way.
Post-launch, players can expect a continuously evolving Metropolis with free new playable villains, environments, weapons, in-game events, and more, all included with purchase of the base game.
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, italian, german, spanish - spain, arabic, korean, polish, portuguese - brazil, simplified chinese, traditional chinese, japanese, spanish - latin america
Системные требования
Windows
- OS: Win 10 (64 bit)
- Processor: Intel i5-8400 or AMD Ryzen 5 1600 3.20 GHz
- Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 1070 or AMD Radeon RX Vega 56
- DirectX: Version 12
- Storage: 65 GB available space
- Additional Notes: RAM: 16 GB (2x8); SSD Recommended
- OS: Win 10 (64 bit)
- Processor: Intel i7-10700K or AMD Ryzen 7 5800 X3D
- Graphics: NVIDIA RTX 2080 or AMD RX 6800-XT (16GiB)
- DirectX: Version 12
- Storage: 65 GB available space
- Additional Notes: RAM: 16 GB (2x8); SSD Recommended
Отзывы пользователей
I was doing a locating batcave mission, the moment mission was completed the servers went offline and now I have to do everything again. FUCK YOU rocksteady for making this stupid game. I bought the game 80% off, and I still feel robbed. I can't believe they made such a shitty game.
I gave it an honest go; reading the reviews didn't sell me one direction or the other.
The game story dialogue was pretty fun, but it was more like a movie than a game. Long with few action breaks in-between.
After six hours in, I'm already tired of the missions. Is this really the whole game? Oh it is...
Honestly, I got it on sale and I'm not too mad at it. Maybe if it gets some love I'll come back, but overall...not really worth the daily play it wants from you, nothing is really drawing me as a player to come back and grind.
Worth a chance at 13 dollars I Bought it for on sale. Retail price its a hard pass. Gameplay is repetitive but I have enjoyed so far. The online all the time is a major buzz kill. Writing is meh. It has some funny parts (keyword some). Its worth a shot when its heavily discounted.
This game is a scam, It honestly might be the worst game ive ever played. Please save your money on this one. i feel like i got completely robbed buying this complete trash.
Holy moly, Rocksteady! You absolute mad lads! You took the concept of "goofy antiheroes fighting the Justice League" and cranked it up to 11 with Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League. This game is a hilarious, action-packed, open-world joyride that had me laughing my butt off from start to finish.
Sure, the story is a bit bonkers, but that's what makes it so much fun. Who wouldn't want to see Harley Quinn cracking wise while Deadshot puts a bullet in Superman's head? The voice acting is top-notch, the writing is witty, and the characters are all incredibly likable, even when they're being complete jerks.
The gameplay is a blast, too. Traversal is a breeze thanks to each character's unique abilities, and the combat is satisfyingly chaotic. I spent hours just messing around in the open world, causing mayhem and destruction. The only downside is that some of the missions can get a bit repetitive, but there's enough variety to keep things interesting.
Overall, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is a hilarious, action-packed, and surprisingly heartfelt game. If you're looking for a good laugh and some mindless fun, then this is the game for you. Just don't expect it to win any awards for innovation.
Here are some of the things I loved about the game:
The hilarious story and writing
The top-notch voice acting
The likable characters
The satisfying combat
The fun and expansive open world
Here are some of the things I didn't love about the game:
Some of the missions can be repetitive
The game can be a bit buggy at times
Overall, I would give Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League a 8/10. It's a great game that's worth checking out, especially if you can get it on sale. Just don't expect it to be the next Arkham Asylum.
P.S. If you're looking for a serious, story-driven game, then this is not the game for you. But if you're looking for a good laugh and some mindless fun, then you'll love Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League.
This game is not just bad, it's offensivily bad. I wouldn't play it even if you paid me, and that's saying something, because currently I am broke AF.
Honestly pirating it might be the best way to get this game to run, every forum is full of problems with Hydra loading and errors with barely any functional solutions.
Gameplay itself is alright,
The game itself is actually not bad, shooting and movement remind me of Sunset Overdrive or Crackdown, but the PC version is just not good enough. The game doesn't run well, the performance tanks in some areas for no reason. There's constan stutter in the open world that is impossible to ignore. A rather poor port. Play this on console if you're interested.
Going to be honest. I don't care about multiplayer at all and never did. Totally ignored this title because of the the negative press and the live service rubbish. Ended up picking the game up for £10 on sale and to be honest, I am fully enjoying the story and the whole sole experience. It's not super deep of anything like that, but I like it. Its nice easy going and may serve as a play between the old Rock Steady games hopefully something new and single player.
I like the writing and the characters and found them fun to play with. WB and RS could save this title, simple cut the bull, add more story and ditch the online and it could work and will make money, but what do I know :-p
i do not get why people hate on this game so much its amazing. the story is very good, the world is well built, the characters are well written and the gameplay (combat+movement) is so fun. after you beat the 'story mode' there is still so much to do/explore (like unlocking new things, extra stories and enteriely new mechanics+characters). the only problems that i have is that the game is a bit too grindy, some of the characters their movement can be kinda annoying and i feel that some mechanics dont get explained well. for people who are dc nerds the story and details are so fun but also if you dont know anything i think would still be very fun. PLEASE GO PLAY THIS, YOU WILL LOVE IT
This game is very bad. I play less than hour but i had enough. It's so generic and with no soul at all. Even the menu on the beginning its generic, looks like taken from some free menu shop. I am sorry i really wanted to like that game as I am Batman fan.
I am enjoying the game a ton at the $14 price point! Well worth the experience to see the amazing graphics animations and open world they created. Runs really good on my PC maxed out as well. I can understand peoples frustration if they spent $100 on this but at sub $15 I cant complain about much at all.
boring as h3ll
it's like Fornite, with psycho colours, clunky controller and game like a service
TL;DR: Fun gameplay, and I like the characters.
I've only got 8 hours logged on Steam so far but I originally got the game for free on Epic. I didn't think I was going to enjoy the game at first given the reviews and the state of the launch but it has really won me over.
The traversal abilities are fun to use (especially Harley Quinn) and the gunplay feels punchy. The story isn't amazing, but the dialogue and banter between the characters is light and enjoyable.
It's not my new game of the year or anything, but I liked it enough to purchase it on sale after getting it for free.
This is just not the kind of game to grind solo. Believe me! Now, it IS do-able if done in a group! Though, with the game having tripped in the most embarrassing way at the starting gate, I can't guarantee that you'll find a whole lot of players online.
If you want to know a game somewhat similar to Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, then look no further than DC Universe Online! Now THAT game proves that you don't have to be graphically beautiful to be better!
Which is why I rate this game no higher than 4/10.
If you're going into this expecting an arkham game, you won't enjoy it. I've actually had a lot of fun with it, mostly because the traversal is so good. The characters (for the most part) are entertaining and the story is fun. The nods to the arkham games are also always appreciated. I really only have 3 main complaints.
1. The microtransactions. I know that's the norm for games these days but it's annoying to have so much stuff behind a paywall (probably what killed the avengers game). If it was at least possible to earn the in game currency without the battle pass, I wouldn't mind it as much.
2. The boss battles are mostly either tedious, unfairly difficult, or way too easy. The batman boss especially is a big letdown considering how much they build up batman throughout the game using his arkham takedowns.
3. The game is really poorly optimised. I have a AMD Ryzen 9 5900X 12-Core Processor and the Radeon RX 6800 XT and can barely achieve 50fps on medium setting and lowered resolution. Honestly my biggest grievance.
Overall, the game isn't amazing, but definitely doesn't deserve the hate it gets online. If you wanna just screw around an open world and master some fun traversal techniques, I'd say go for it. Wait for a sale though. 7/10.
I don't know who thought this was a good idea. Looter-shooter with bad shooting mechanics and random effects on weapons which do very little difference in-game.
There's basically only 4 mission types and that is it and that is on repeat. Everything is just on repeat and remix. A red enemy, a blue enemy etc. but the way you deal with them is the same chaotic pressing of random buttons. Even if you try any strategy, again you have to counter and shoot, then you get hit from some random direction and repeat. Every so often there are tougher enemies you cannot kill or that just have another healthbar when you deplete one....and many lasers from random directions...so many beams and explosions from random directions.
Most of the weapon upgrades you get are not better than what you already have. You get 2 suits for a character by default throughout the whole "campaign". At least give me a cool skin for a character every once in a while...
Traversal for some characters is ok (but it's better in Gotham Knights) and I guess some of the dialog is fine, even though it's basically an imitation of Gunn-style of dialogs and comedy. Character models look great in cutscenes (when they don't randomly disappear and a floating gun just talks and bobs around), but open-world optimization is really bad and nothing on par with even Gotham Knights. And while on subject of GK, if you thought that game world is empty...you don't know what empty means 'till you see this.
Not sure why this game continues to get so much hate. Played thru the main campaign and finished it in about 12 hours and then there are a bunch of post endgame things to do with their seasons....all of which seem to be free. I think the only things that cost money are the cosmetic stuff which I don't care about. If you ever played Crackdown...take the best parts of that game combined with a looter shooter and the DC comics lore....and that's what this game is. If you want to 100% the game...that's a huge grind...but if you are just looking for a fun game to play...you can't go wrong with this especially at ~$13 as it seems to be on sale a lot
It felt super mediocre. The character controls are weird—tried both controller and keyboard, and it’s just all over the place with jumpy movements that don't feel natural, especially depending on the character. I was hyped to play as Dr. Freeze, only to find out it's Mrs. Freeze… like, who is this? The character choices are really niche, and honestly, the designs and costumes (even the ones in the shop) are just ugly. Definitely refunding before I hit 2 hours, even with the 80% discount. There are much better games to spend £10 on. Now I get why it flopped; zero regrets waiting till now.
Bad game, pay to win, live server and it is an absolute shame to the Arkham Franchise. Should not be in the same universe or anything.
Refunded it within an hr it was so bad
Needs More Than A Price Drop
I got Suicide Squad the last time it was 80% off and although I've had SOME fun, I wouldn't really say it was worth it even at a budget price.
The core combat is definitely the best part, which is the bulk of the gameplay. Movement is generally very good and with a bit of practice you can zip, slide and fly around while shooting all at once. Once you settle on the character you enjoy most and get them leveled up it can be pretty addicting just charging from fight to fight. I like that even reloading has a dynamic element of getting faster reloads for timing them right. The endgame has some endless levels where the enemies slowly ramp up their stats as your increase your body count that can be a fun challenge.
Despite the "squad" focus, I feel like the game works fine for single-player. I've only played with others a couple of times and it didn't feel that much different than with bots other than human players seem to take longer to revive you vs. bots who are programmed to just come and pick you up once you're down. Maybe if I was part of well oiled full team instead of just having fun with a random single player I'd notice a bigger difference but I don't feel like I'm missing much playing on my own.
But the further you get away from the main combat, the worse things get. The attempts to introduce variation to make things less repetitive actually make fighting less fun. Collect dropped bits to toss at a weakpoint, guard a certain spot until a timer finishes, use the game's one and only vehicle to kill enemies, it all just feels like hoop jumping. You're not allowed to just enjoy slaughtering enemies during these parts, you gotta make time for these cliched objectives that unlike the combat, have no real novelty or thought put into them.
The level up system is very basic. Each character has their own unique skill trees, but on said trees you're only allowed to spend one point per each tier. You must then spend another point in the next tree, and the next before cycling back to the first one. It's a lot of excess to make the skill system look more complicated when it's very linear. Even more linear than the Arkham games which didn't have a complicated skill system either. Some tiers don't even have a choice, just one skill you MUST pick.
The equipment system though offers a lot more freedom. There's a lot of potential to make some busted builds and I've managed to cobble together some pretty satisfying ones myself, but it felt like it took a lot more work than it should have. Poor UI and weird design choices drag out what should be otherwise simple. You've got the standard colored tier levels for rarity but then you got pink "nefarious" gear which has unique bonuses and red "infamy" gear that have bonuses that get stronger for using more pieces from its specific set.
It took me a while to realize that each infamy set has three COMPLETELY different sets of bonuses based on the numbered tier AND what villain it belongs to. There's no in-game database listing all all the gear effects you see, you just got to look at EVERY item individually to see what they do. The game throws weapons and mods at you for everything you do so eventually you'll hit your cap meaning you'll have to constantly store or break things down to make room for more. If you don't, every bit of new loot gets stored in their own individual emails you must click on to claim to add ANOTHER clunky system onto the already bad inventory management.
And beyond those issues is this is still a very buggy and poorly optimized game, even six months past launch. I've been running the game on the lowest settings and still getting crashes fairly often. There's no easy way to quit missions and sometimes closing the game bugs out my weird online ID in a way that seemingly locks me out of the server for several hours. Sometimes you just can't get logged INTO the server at all and you MUST be logged on at all times, even when you're by yourself because this is an ALWAYS ONLINE game.
It's also a "live-service" game, but they've botched that so bad that the only way you'd notice if there's a costume you REALLY want that costs extra. They're still pushing out updates for these "seasonal" content additions, which suggests the dev team is being mandated to prioritize new content over fixes and improvements. And the in-game UI for the "episodes" at the time of writing this shows we're not even half-way through this weird multiverse adventure. Assuming things continue at the rate they are and they just don't pull the plug in the future, it'll be probably 9 months before they're done with the add-ons, which means it'll be that long before FIXES and OPTIMIZATION can be the priority.
They are doing bug fixes with the updates, but the notes for the last update clarify a previous fix wasn't retroactive and so they just UNLOCKED a bunch of in-game audiologs for the first three episodes cause they couldn't figure out an actual fix. And the unlock requirements for the audiologs for the most current two episodes have bugged out on me so I'm stuck waiting for a future fix to presumably just unlock them for me cause glitchy Riddler content (yes, he's back again...) is impossible to count for some reason.
I don't got a lot to say about the story because it's a mess lots of other people have already covered from different angles. The short version is you got numerous conflicting scripts and concepts all hastily cut and pasted together to form a schizophrenic trainwreck. Someone clearly really liked the Justice League. There's a lot of weight put into the scenes of them being used and mind-controlled by Brainiac... then someone else was asked to write bad jokes for the Squad to be annoying DURING these scenes, if even that. A long fight between Wonder Woman and Superman has the Squad standing around doing NOTHING for like three minutes, probably because they weren't even intended to be in that scene.
Although there's a LOT to take issue with, I'd say the biggest problem with the story is the Squad are just unfunny and awful. Harley and Boomerang are both just brash, dumb, losers with no redeeming qualities. Deadshot really isn't any better. He has a daughter he'll barely mention and a facade of being a "professional" that drops all the time to show he's as petty an stupid as the others.
King Shark, shockingly, is the only bright spot. He was effectively raised in prison and is very well educated but has little outside experience, which is mildly amusing. He's also the only who notes the cruel irony in having to kill heroes who actually SAVED the Squad just earlier in the game. The story would still be a mess, but if they populated the squad with more semi-likeable people who can occasionally be funny, that would have gone a long way to salvaging this mess.
You CAN unlock additional characters and as of writing this there's three new ones and presumably at least one more on the way. But this is part of the "episodes" set after the main plot, so none of these new people can interact with the main plot. There is a new plot in the episodes of rescuing the Justice League, whom apparently weren't completely dead or something?
As of writing this, both Flash and Green Lantern have been "saved" and they remaining "roadmap" makes it clear we'll save Batman, Wonder Woman and Superman in the coming seasons. But these seasons have VERY few cutscenes and clearly only a fraction of the budget the main game got, so this part of the "story" feels like an afterthought at best. You cram both Flash and GL into a cyro tube after getting them back so they don't have to write anything for them in the future.
TL:DR - Just keep waiting. Maybe check in on the game mid-2025 when hopefully they'll be done with these "seasons" and can start fixing things.
Dont get me wrong its a fun game but i would only recommend it if you are a dc fans and like to play with one of the characters because the game is very very repetitive.
It's a pretty great game all around, the missions can get repetitive but for games in this genre that's not really a drawback since majority of looter shooters have the same issue. The varying enemy infusions tries to separate this issue a bit making the enemies more diverse, it works for the most part. Optimization could definitely be better, but performance for me has been acceptable with only a couple of force restarts/crashes. I haven't gotten far enough into the episodes part to have a concrete opinion yet, but so far its been enjoyable with the only downside being the story doesn't progress throughout them. Would be much better with milestone main story missions to keep me motivated beyond leveling and new guns/equip.
I really wanted to enjoy Suicide Squad, and at first, I did. The gameplay is fun, engaging, and at times, downright hilarious. It has a good mix of action and humor that kept me entertained. However, despite all its potential, the game has one massive flaw – it simply doesn’t let me play.
While trying to complete missions, I kept getting hit with "network errors" in a single-player game, which is frustrating. Imagine making progress on a mission only to be kicked out because the game thinks you’ve lost internet connection – even though that's not true! Annoying, but not a deal-breaker, right? You can just restart the mission. But the real problem is that after this happened, I couldn't even launch the game again.
I tried everything – verifying files, reinstalling, messing around in the game’s files – but nothing worked. When I reached out to WB support, I got no helpful response. To make things worse, I found out from their site that the issue could be caused by... RGB lighting on my keyboard! Yes, you read that right – RGB lighting could stop the game from working properly. It's both ridiculous and frustrating.
The game did randomly work for me once the next day, but then it crashed again with no error message. After multiple failed attempts to fix it, I just gave up.
In its current state, I simply cannot recommend Suicide Squad. As much as I enjoyed the gameplay, what’s the point of a game that won’t even let you play, with a support team that doesn’t seem to care? Until these issues are addressed, I'd say save yourself the trouble.
Guantanamo Bay Torture game. Playing this has made me deaf in one ear and sterile. All hail Warner Bros. Fuck you. Thanks for reading. #stipulation or whatever it is Sam says
Please stop. At this point you should have learned from Concord that this strategy does not work. It was a good game with an "ok" story but now it is force feeding all this mentality. I wish they would do it more organically.
PLEASE NOTE, even though I have left comments on, I am not interested in you telling me that I should put 4000 hours into a game I don't enjoy so I can "git gud", and then I would like it. That is a stupid argument. Don't be stupid. Skill is not indicative of enjoyment, and I have better things to do than bash my head on what I personally feel are bad / mediocre games on the off chance I could maybe like them one day. I have a life and don't play games in order to develop Stockholm syndrome.
I played in 4k on a 4080 & AMD 7800X3D processor with all current drivers and patches manually installed on Windows 11 x64. All options were set to their highest level.
I played with an XBox One X controller and a keyboard and mouse and both work, but the controller felt better to me.
I will update this review if I continue to play and have more to add and will leave comments on.
PROS:
- Achievements.
- Music and audio design is solid throughout with great voice acting. It's nice to hear Kevin Conroy one last time, and the rest of the voice cast from what I heard was pretty good.
- It's technically fine. There were no crashes, it ran well, and the character models looked pretty good.
CONS:
- It was boring and I was dreading coming back to it. Every single aspect of the game was extremely repetitive or annoying, and I only played for 4 hours or so. You will fight the same enemies in the same ruined city using the same mechanics with little else to break it up.
- The moment to moment gameplay felt like a slog. If you played Doom Eternal, it tried to emulate that "combat puzzle" feeling where you have to juggle your resources while playing. And wouldn't you know it, just like Doom Eternal, it wound up feeling like juggling actual chainsaws instead of playing a game and just wound up being simply fucking annoying to have to get through.
- The writing was rather poor. I said the voice actors did a good job, but the writing itself felt like a Asylum rip-off version of a Marvel movie. The story picks up in the middle of nowhere and isn't very well told, isn't interesting, and I lost track of what and why I was doing things constantly. It's just mindless.
- The controls were awful and all over the place. Everyone controls differently, but not for any viable reason (like differing weapons or styles), but simply to navigate the environment. What an odd choice to make; all that means is you have to re-remember who does what when you need to switch.
- They want you to level every character independently because more grinding = good.
- Predatory monetisation for anyone dumb enough to fall for it.
- The loot was uninteresting. It's a looter-shooter. How the hell do you manage that?!
- The menus area godawful mess. Even quitting can get you confused for a bit.
- Choices made no damn sense. Here is a fake conversation with you where I outline some of them:
"You know how much you just loved the Jared Leto Joker?"
"Most of the world hated him."
"Well, you can love that same character here too!"
"Wait... Joker? But doesn't this take place in the Arkham game universe? It has many of the same voice actors in the same roles and the same character models, and even references those games as having happened here, so it must be the same world, right?"
"Nope! It's the same, but definitely isn't! That's as good an explanation as you're going to get."
"Uhhh... That doesn't make sense. It's by Rocksteady though so it should at least be fun, right?"
"Totally. You loved those Metroidvania Batman games, so why wouldn't you love an over-monetised Devil-May-Cry with guns where the character differences only exist to cause you to have to grind more? They're basically the same thing."
"This sounds horrible."
"That's the neat part, it is!"
DID YOU FINISH THE GAME?:
No. God no.
CONCLUSION:
This game was awful. I bought it at 50% off thinking that I'd plow through it like Gotham Knights and enjoy the single player aspects of it (and I did enjoy GK after the final patch), but no. Don't buy it. Don't play it even if you get it for free. This was horrible. If even the positive reviews are lukewarm, you know it's a bad game.
My problems with this game are the same problems I had with Anthem. The gameplay's fine despite me being in the crowd that really expected Rocksteady to come up with a better combat system than, shoot stuff. I was surprised by how much I liked the traversal, but once you're through the weird story, the loot doesn't get as interesting as something like Destiny or Borderlands. Which I think it really needs to. Instead, you're really just getting stuff like "Reloading loads incendiary rounds" or just +%'s to damage. The most interesting thing that I got while playing was a grenade that nuked the map, and it was so head and shoulders above every other grenade that there was absolutely no point in even looking at anything else. Also, the endgame doesn't have you doing anything interesting. You literally just go into very, VERY samey instances (I hesitate to call them missions), where you're just tasked with, kill all enemies, or break all generators, and that's about it. I can't stress enough that enemy variety is practically irrelevant because you're JUST SHOOTING THINGS... Make no mistake, there's barely enemy variety as is, but what little there is means nothing when all you have to do is shoot or throw nades. It's made slightly less egregious with this sort of parry mechanic, but for the most part, you approach every single fight, the exact same way. Something like Destiny makes the loop fun by having you run through actual missions, with a boss at the end, or full on raids that require organized teamwork, and again, all for unique feeling loot. There's also various challenge events that pop up in Destiny that add mutators to missions, that shake things up a little. The actual dungeons are a sort of in between strikes and raids that offer more of a smaller scale challenge mission to run through. NONE of that is in games like this and Anthem. It's like they forgot to work on an engaging endgame loop. Their idea of more challenging content is just keep increasing enemy health and damage, and thats it. You're still running the same stuff, over, and over, and over, and over..... Same with each new additional season, which don't get me started on those horrible new characters. NO ONE asked to play as Deadshot's daughter, absolutely NOBODY. Anyway, each "season" really just adds a playable character, and that's it. They might change the map a little, like Joker's season is goofy themed, presents scattered around the map and such, but nothing changes. Each season has "themed" loot, but again, the gear sets, really don't change the way you play in the slightest. I really, really wish they had tapped into their Arkham magic and gone with a combat system designed around each character's unique fighting style. The game would've benefited so greatly from not being a shooter. Except for obviously Deadshot. I could go on forever in more detail about the story and such, but I just don't want to. I'm mostly advising against buying this game at full price. Wait for a sale if you really need to try it. Otherwise, you're really not missing much here unfortunately.
P.S. When are we gonna get an attempt at a Flash game???
Legit sucks, after the campaign all you do is missions and no story, it gets repetitive to do missions over and over again without reason, and the least they could do is add actual campaign levels to the seasons.
Fun but short game, gave me a few good laughs with some of the dialogue.
Recommend picking this up on sale only
The worst parts of the game are the tutorials, some UI functionality and Waller. The rest is on par if not better than the competition. Game is a lot of fun when the tutorials are not stopping you at every possible moment but then you have people praise Doom Eternal despite it doing the same things.
Why this got as much hate as it did is beyond me.
This is honestly the worst game they have ever made and with every update they do it just gets worse. They have lost my trust in making any good games.
This game is sadly an empty shell of what couldve been an absolutely phenomenal game
Semi fun gameplay with very poor optimization and extremely crappy agenda pushing. No one wants this lmao the ppl who made this were just bullied growing up and somehow got to where they are now and just make everything bad. Why not just create your own thing that you like not ruin something for thousands maybe millions of people. Also the only reason i bought it was because it was 12 bucks usd and my buddy wanted me to play with him. i could have had a whole burger instead
I've played all of the Arkham games and from those games to this game, what HAPPENED?!?! Rocksteady was great and now I feel like they are just trying to make this game just for the money and not for the fans. The story is ok, the game play could be wayyyyy better, the repetitive missions are a joke (same missions for every season) and the new characters make no sense (really gotta think about it). This game could've been great, if they listened to the fans.
it's games like this one what makes me wish steam's rating system had a neutral option, beyond "yes, would recommend" and "no, would not recommend".
because what is fundamentally a solid gameplay loop gets dragged down, down, down by the wholly uneccessary live service aspect. but then again, it is just an aspect - and if the core is fine, then who cares, right?
right. wrong. i mean, i guess?
the combat is fun. moving around - especially as boomerang - has that signature, zippy, smooth feel to it that the arkham trilogy is known for. and when it comes to writing dc characters - no one does it like rocksteady.
but then you remember this is a live service game with a battle pass and seasonal content.
for what it's worth, the core game is fun. just don't get it at full price. wait for a sale, like i did.
Bought the game with huge discount out of pure curiosity to see the game who ruined Arkham series game itself is 4/10 it has 7 repeatable missions and 3 boss fights and I can hardly say anything positive about the game maybe cutscenes were ok, everything else trash
Starting a squad is a pain most of the time, makes it hard to enjoy the multiplayer aspect...
Sad that people are spending their time down here giving clown awards like they're candy instead of showering or getting la!d. This game is complete "woke" infested garbage that should be avoided, I mean really? The base game was ok I guess gameplay could be fun but the performance was completely unacceptable, then instead of closing this garbage cash grab down they decided, "Yeah let's add a gender swapped Mr. Freeze!" Like ok I guess, is it at least something cool (lol) like Nora Fries where their roles are reversed? I could get behind that! Nope, literally just an alternate dimension gender swap Victor Fries. Now they want to add a completely new character "Lawless" who is, and this is a direct quote, "Gotham's newest and most ethical thief, Lawless, is determined to use the skills of a master criminal that her father taught her to redistribute the wealth in her hometown" ... like are you serious? An "ethical master criminal"... OH BUT DON'T FORGET she's also a twitch streamer! Fuck off. This was fun to laugh at but now just shut this garbage down. I'll happily await my clown awards so I can buy another furry profile background thank you.
Somehow months later they have not bothered to even try to remediate the issues of CPU limitation and completely terrible optimization. Even on lowest settings with DLSS on a RTX 3060 and Ryzen 5 3600 w/ 16 GB RAM and SSD I still get really distracting and immersion-breaking stutters and flickers. DO NOT buy this unless you have a super computer I guess... Also the game is stale and boring.
Despite being out for so long, it's still riddled with bugs and generally just being an unfun game. Nothing Burger of all Nothing Burgers. Not to mention the amount of augments you get for your loadout. Augments for your guns, grenades, all chips, then afflictions, just clustered and overwhelming for no reason. Even with being 80% off it still costs too much. Would have been better as an animated show.
Complete and utter failure of a game, Beloved heroes botched and unrecognizable, main characters obnoxious and unlikable, gameplay and missions are fun for the first 2-3 hours, than it's the same old 3 missions on and on again. Waited around half a year for other episodes to come out, thinking there will be at least some new story elements, or missions, and the funny thing is, I wasn`t even able to access maps from previous seasons, only the new one. Don`t waste your time, I can`t even try to enjoy previous content they made. Rocksteady, you could`ve made a Justice League game, and it had a potential to be a biggest hit of the year, especially if you learned from Marvel's Avengers mistakes, buy no, you chose for lead characters the guys that nobody really cares about. I'm completely disappointed and do not recommend this game to anyone, especially DC fans.
10/05/24 Edit: Nevermind all that, the grind is so tedious and boring that I am just done. This is terrible. $5 is fair for the main campaign and then just stop. The devs just gave up after you kill Brainiac. Or just watch a YouTube video with all of the cutscenes, they are the best parts.
I'm very conflicted by this game. On one hand, I am greatly enjoying my time with this game and the characters (haven't gotten to the Seasonal content yet but Joker looks horrendous), but on the other, this is a p*ss-poor "live service" trash heap. All the cool skins are locked behind real money ($8/$10 for a basic and $24 for a complete skin and there are a lot) and the content is stupid grindy. But it does give me Sunset Overdrive vibes as you run-n-gun through Metropolis. And the DC comic-y moments are great.
I got the deluxe for $20 but I think you should get it for much less. And don't buy anything period, there is premium currency (aka Lex Coin) in the "Battle Passes" that allow you to get the next pass for basically free, if you don't buy an extra character like I did (cuz I'm dumb and forgot you can get them for free by just playing the game). I bet this game will go the way of The Avengers and give away the skins for free in a year or two, or maybe when the seasons are over. I highly recommend using some external tools to boost your gains as that's taken the "grind" out of the experience.
Definitely get the game sub $10 or $15-ish for the deluxe.
there is a game somewhere buried under questionable business decisions
pros -
+ fun gun game
+ good, responsive traversal (i played deadshot)
+ location looks interesting
cons -
- story sucks major a s s
- unlikable characters in terms of writing (from main to side characters)
- repetitive and boring missions inspired by the most uninspiring F2P games
- micro-transactions for basically almost all cosmetics that does not even look decent
- ugly character design
- dlc that they should pay you to play and not vice versa
- optimisation could be better
the game could have been good, it's there but something went wrong along the way
This game feels nothing like the Arkhamverse games in any way. It has a similar feeling to Gotham Knights, but without any of the fun. You have entire missions where you can't kill anything except the one exact way that the game wants you to, and you waste hours trying to level up instead of actually enjoying the game. The characters are fun, but travelling around is tiresome and gets old really quick. The store is so thin that you have to take side missions to have anything to do most of the time, and fighting the Justice League bosses is an exercise in futility. Nothing about the game feels fun or exciting, and the weapons selection does not make any sense. You can have 4 of the same gun, but only 1 of your characters is allowed to use it at a time. The controls do not feel logical or natural either causing you to stop in the middle of fights to find whatever button the game requires you to use at a specific time. Awful!
Deep sales only but even then not really worth it.
The goods
- Traversal is not bad
- Gunplay is okay
- If you always wanted to played 1 of the 4 characters (for example I want to play a Harley solo game)
The bads
- Boring looter shooter
- Awful writhing
- Awful re-design of Ivy
- That annoying Hologram NPC
- Graphics took a step back from Arkham Knight
- Live service grind fest for Battlepass reward that offer terrible looking costumes
- Make you paid twice just to get the whole set (example is Classic Harley)
- Asylum and City Harley is a downgrade
Final thought
- Give it up WB. Just make this free or discount this to $20 and get rid of the live service. Pretty much pull a Marvel Avengers.
1. Woke
2. "Unable to reach Server, please attempt to sign in again."
3. Green lantern fight is bugged and wont start (yes I have the yellow lantern...)
4. Loot is pointless, after the first boss I was already equipped for the endgame (on the hardest difficulty)
5. You have to beat the final boss 13 times, true live service moment.
I LOVE FORCED ONLINE BS FOR NO REASON,
I think that the game is fun. I was able to get through most of the game with little to no disappointment. The story is entertaining, the characters are hilarious. Even the combat really isn't that bad. Although it is NOT Arkham so if you're expecting that, I would try Gotham Knights. Where the game truly collapses is the fact that the entire game (including it's singleplayer content) is hosted on a server. Meaning if the connection is bad, there goes all of your save data. At any point your game can just go offline. It happened to me tonight. Under no circumstances should this primarily singleplayer game be built like this. At Rocksteady's discretion, your save data could be entirely lost when they shut down the servers. There goes your $70. Do not buy this game at full price. Buy it when it's discounted. Then you'll have fun knowing you didn't waste all your money.
Definitely not worth. I played it for 7 minutes and applied for a refund. Total disappointment from Rocksteady
I grabbed the game at 80% off, and I think it's decent for the right price.
I've truly enjoyed my time playing, experiencing the story and characters. Although the combat isn’t amazing, it's enjoyable—quite frenetic and full of flair. Traversal is great, and I’ve spent more time going from one place to another than I’d like to admit, just because I love swinging around with Harley's drone.
The cutscenes are excellent, and the game looks great. The voice acting is superb and really brings these characters to life. I haven’t had any performance issues (I’m running a 3060 and a Ryzen 5 3600, so not exactly top-of-the-line), though I understand some players have.
All in all, it’s a decent game, and I believe it received a lot of undeserved hate. It saddens me to think it might be shutting down sooner rather than later, because the game has a lot of potential. If you want to try it and can get it for cheap, I’d say it’s worth it!
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Дополнительная информация
Разработчик | Rocksteady Studios |
Платформы | Windows |
Ограничение возраста | Нет |
Дата релиза | 17.11.2024 |
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