Despite a number of delays and people who were once eager to play it not reacting well to the reveal that the game will lean heavily on live service,Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice Leagueis still coming. In fact,Rocksteadymay be all in on it for good now as pre-orders for both its Standard and Deluxe Editions are live. Launching on June 01, 2025, the studio showed off even more of the game and confirmed everything you need to know should you want to secure your copy of the nextDCgame early.
That might not sound all that tempting if you fall into the camp of people who have been put off by what Kill The Justice League appears to be, but there is a pre-order bonus, and it’s a pretty good one. Classic outfits for all of the playable characters so you may make them look old school. Most notably Harley Quinn who can trade in her more modern look for the black and red jester-style outfit she wore originally and still dons now from time to time.
The Standard Edition of Kill The Justice League will be $69.99 and you can place your pre-orders through the links below. If you want the version with all the bells and whistles, you’ll need to get the Deluxe Edition and pay $30 more. The Deluxe Edition comes with the same pre-order bonus as the standard option plus a heck of a lot more. Alternate Justice League outfits, 72 hours of early access, and a battle pass token along with everything else listed below. Yes, there’s going to be a battle pass.
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The Standard Edition of Kill The Justice League is perfect for those still skeptical of what this game is going to be, and you still get the pre-order bonus for grabbing it early.
Additional Content
Kill The Justice League got its very own State Of Play last year, butthe reaction to that presentation resulted in a nine-month delayto its release. It’s still unclear what exactly Rocksteady has changed about the game in that time. It certainly wasn’t enough of a delay to remove the live service elements as that would likely require starting the game over. The studio is still promising an immersive story with the bulk of its 20-minute showcase focused on that rather than battle passes and online play, and a lot of post-launch content starting with the addition of The Joker. How does that happen in a universe where he died a while ago? I guess we’ll find out together.
The Deluxe Edition of Kill The Justice League costs quite a bit more, but you get quite a bit more for that additional $30. More outfits, other in-game goodies, and best of all, the chance to play the game three days earlier than everyone else.
It’s still worth being hopeful for Kill The Justice League even if you aren’t interested in taking the action online and grinding a battle pass for a new King Shark hat. Let’s not forget that this game comes from the same studio that brought us the Batman Arkham trilogy, lauded as some of the best games ever made. If its story, gameplay, and setting are in the same league as the Arkham games, Suicide Squad could be the surprise hit of 2024.
FAQ
Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League will be playable at midnight local time from Jun 17, 2025. Unless you’ve opted for the Deluxe Edition in which case you’ll be able to start playing at midnight on July 23, 2025.
Yes, Joker is alive in Kill The Justice League and will be added to the game via post-launch content. However, it’s not the Joker that died during the Arkham trilogy. It appears to be a variant of the villain pulled in from an alternate universe.
Even though Kill The Justice League is set in a world filled with superheroes, it’s not for kids. Rocksteady’s new game has been rated M for Mature, meaning you must be 17 or older to buy and play it.
