Refund requests through the roof, servers shutting down within the first hour, and scandalous character deaths – so much has happened within the first days ofSuicide Squad: Kill the Justice League’s launch. Yet, not everything is as doom and gloom as it seems.
Although nobody can prevent the brutality of theexecutions that have divided the fandom, or the fact that thegame isn’t runningas smoothly as gamers had hoped, there’s an obvious redeeming quality about theDCtitle. Its character models.
Have you got what it takes to joinSuicide Squad: Kill the Justice League?
Having playedMarvel’s Spider-Man 2andBaldur’s Gate 3, we know that this is a bold claim to make when you have those titles dazzling players with their graphics. However,Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice Leagueeasily blows them out of the water.
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Every pore, every line is crystal clear, with avid gamers easily able to spot familiar actors from other titles, like Cere Junda actor Debra Wilson.
Although she’s recognisable inStar WarsJedi: Survivor, nobody can deny that her character model is even better in Rocksteady Games’ villainous adventure. “Her model here is hugely improved over the Jedi games. She looks very realistic,” said one fan during a Twitter discussion.
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Despite the jury still being out on whetherSuicide Squad: Kill the Justice Leagueis a brilliant game or not,“being bad never felt so good”or looked as good. Just don’t forget to remember to dodge those attacks while staring at the characters.
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice Leagueis available on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series S and X.
Topics:DC,Warner Bros,PC,PlayStation,PlayStation 5,Xbox,Xbox Series S,Xbox Series X
