Rocksteady built a vast and impressive world in the previous series that showed the darkest parts of Gotham's criminal underbelly in all its grey-tinged glory.
Gotham Knights has a point to prove in the looming shadow of Arkham Originsīatman is dead in Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, and the somber seriousness of the Arkham games has died with him. It's a helluva easier to persevere through a difficult game when it's making you laugh, am I right? But it seems like a much more approachable difficulty level than the Batman: Arkham series thanks to the co-op options, skill variety, and sense of humor. I don't doubt that Rocksteady's upcoming title (due out sometime in 2022 for PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC) will be difficult. Without even seeing gameplay, it's clear that Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League will have more variety and choice when it comes to playthroughs, and that's got me very intrigued.
Not only is the Suicide Squad's unique brand of humor present throughout, but the game will let players tackle the undeniably difficult combat - we're fighting Superman, guys - with friends in four-person co-op. The Batman games' puzzles, tough boss battles, and serious themes made it hard for me to persevere during its more difficult bits, but Rocksteady's latest is more casual in both vibes and combat. As someone who enjoyed but never beat the entire Batman: Arkham series - mostly because of the difficulty - I'm ready to sink my teeth into Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League.
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