Reports came out yesterday that Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League has been delayed to provide polish to the game, but now it appears that may have not been the full story, with an industry insider saying he’s heard the game could be pushed back into 2024.
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League delay could move it into next year
Jeff Grubb claimed on his podcast that he’s heard from one of his more reliable sources that the game could be pushed back into 2024, following fan backlash to the large-scale gameplay reveals last month.
In his podcast Game Mess Decides, Grubb states the following:
“I don’t want to cause a panic or anything, but I’ve heard it’s not even coming this year. I’m hearing 2024. Earlier this evening, I heard this is a delay-ass delay.”
If true, this would make it nine years since the last large-scale Rocksteady release, with that release being 2015’s Batman Arkham Knight. This would also make it four years since the game was announced, with Rocksteady announcing the title in August 2020.
In other gaming news, The Last of Us on PC requires an extremely expensive graphics card for 4K 60 FPS gameplay, and Call of Duty can be on PS Plus on Day One according to Microsoft.
