Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, PlayStation 5

My 13yr old son really enjoys this video game. Awesome graphics and great gameplay.

kids plays this for hours

Great product at a great price! Can't beat that!

It's what I was looking for

I absolutely love this game, I admit I was skeptical at first when I first got it since it wasn't actually in Gotham. The open world ravaged metropolis is even more amazing and it's refreshing to actually play as the villains for once

Good price

Much better than I anticipated. Story is great, cutscenes are epic, gameplay and combat are super fun. Don't pay attention to all the early review bombing. This isn't Batman and wasn't meant to be.

this used to be a live service game but now you are able to play the entire thing without having to be logged on it's really not as bad as the reviews would make it sound but it's also repetitive and not as good as it should be. The game works it does pass the time but I'm glad that I'm able to play the entire thing without having to wait until new content comes out. Apparently this game bombed with the critics I thought it was okay your mileage may vary. I would give this game a three out of five

The gameplay was cool, but it was just so repetitive. This game should've never been 70 dollars in the first place. It should've been 40 dollars, because there was not a whole lot of content. Outlast trials and Helldivers 2 sold for 40 dollars, because there is not a whole lotta content, and they are continuing to add more content that is good, not like the junk suicide squad is doing with season 1 and upcoming updates. Get this game if you like repetitive loot shooters, if not, then dont buy it. Sorry for the long review, I hoped it really did helped.

Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League is a very brain-dead repetitive third-person looter-shooter, where there is only four mission types you'll be doing for its 8 hour runtime. Gear you earn is rarely better than what you already have, and will be only changing your character's loudout roughly four times during your play-through. The story always leaves much to be desired and is unfinished as most Live Service titles are. YOU ARE NOT GETTING THE FULL STORY ON DISK and WON'T be able to finish it until probably next year. Unless you are a hardcore Arkham Batman fan, this is definitely a pass. And to the hardcore Arkham Community, this might still be a pass, as it is not the same type of game you'd expect from the developers, and doesn't meet the technical standards and passion put into 2015's Arkham Knight. However, I'd be wrong not to mention the excellent cinematics and graphics that did convince me this was a worthwhile product on my purchase. Definitely wait for a deep sale on this product.