Rocksteady Addresses ‘Full Story Completion’ Glitch in Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League Game
Some games can take forever to finish. Hours upon hours can be put into any given title, as players make their steady way to victory. When those credits ultimately roll, the sense of achievement can be a wonderful feeling.
But, this isn’t the case with Rocksteady’s Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, at least right now. In fact, many are finding they have ‘completed the game’ even before they take their first step. This is thanks to an issue that has seen those already with their hands on the game logging in to find they have full story completion from the off.
Developer Rocksteady is aware of this unexpected narrative fast track, and is now in the process of sorting it all out.
Temporary Game Maintenance
“We will be performing maintenance on the game servers,” the studio shared on its social media feed, acknowledging the blip. “During this time the game will be unavailable.”
Rocksteady said this Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League maintenance will take “several hours” to complete. The studio will update everyone as things progress.
“We apologize for the inconvenience,” Rocksteady closed.
Player Complaints and Developer’s Response
Several players have voiced their frustration on social media platforms, including Twitter, regarding the premature completion of the game. The official Twitter account of Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League addressed the issue:
We’re aware that a number of players are currently experiencing an issue whereby upon logging into the game for the first time, they have full story completion. To resolve this issue, we will be performing maintenance on the game servers. During this time the game will be…
This acknowledgment from the game’s official account assures players that necessary steps are being taken to fix the glitch and provide a smooth gaming experience.
Critical Reception and Gameplay Analysis
Our Ed recently had a hands-on experience with Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League and shared his views on the game. The reviewer was not overly enthusiastic, stating that while the game showcases Rocksteady’s attempts to innovate with the Suicide Squad franchise while staying true to their iconic Arkham-verse lineage, it may come across as more of a trend-chasing online shooter with live service elements. While the game offers strong world-building and characterful storytelling, it may not provide the superhero fantasy that some players are seeking.
