Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League leaked image appears to confirm live service elements

A new image of Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League has been leaked, and it appears to confirm that it will be a live service game, or at least will feature games-as-a-service elements.

This image, which you can see in the tweet below, is from the 4chan forum as reported by Chronicle of Video Gameswho also verified with sources that the image is real. The image appears to be Suicide Squad’s start menu, offering standard features such as game mode selection, chapter selection, difficulty, and matchmaking. It also features some menus that can be browsed at the top, including a “Battle Pass”. Underneath these menus in the top bar there appear to be various currencies as well.

After VGC’s According to sources, a Battle Pass is indeed planned for Suicide Squad, but it will focus on cosmetic things like skins. The publication says it understands the currencies in the image as “XP used to upgrade and customize each antihero’s skill trees, effectively making them unique to the player.”

“You don’t start out rejected and weak”, VGC’s sources said so. “You start off great and you can get ridiculous, like Arkham Knight’s Batman.”

Arkham Knight developer Rocksteady Studios has revealed very little about Suicide Squad, leading many to speculate as to what exactly this game is and it seems like many were expecting it to appear to be a live service title. With the game set to release sometime this year, we’re hoping Rocksteady will give us more information soon. Is it a full live service title or will it only contain elements of games-as-a-service? When can we see a solid chunk of gameplay? When can we play this game? These are questions I hope will be answered sooner rather than later.

In the meantime, catch up on what we know about Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League by watching this 2021 gameplay trailer, and then check out this trailer from December, which confirms that Kevin Conroy has died posthumously as Batman will appear in the game. Read how Rocksteady Studios co-founders Sefton Hill and Jamie Walker left the studio afterwards.

[Source: Video Games Chronicle]

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