The hits maintain coming and so they don’t cease coming for Rocksteady as its dad or mum firm, Warner Bros. Video games, is dissatisfied within the efficiency of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League. Like a poorly made macaroni image, it appears to be like like this one isn’t going up on the fridge.

Warner Bros. Discovery CFO Gunnar Wiedenfels spoke on the 4th Quarter 2023 Earnings Webcast concerning Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League.

“This 12 months, Suicide Squad, one in every of our key videogame releases in 2024, has fallen in need of our expectations since its launch earlier within the quarter, setting our video games enterprise up for a troublesome year-over-year comp in Q1.”

Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League has been on a decline since launch with many gamers, myself included, being unable to play the supervillain looter shooter on account of fixed crashing and a bug-riddled multiplayer. A patch was launched on February 21, 2024, with the intention of assuaging a few of these issues, however as a substitute, it has launched extra points.

Possibly Warner Bros. ought to have put Peacemaker on this sport as a substitute of Mortal Kombat

In line with Steam Charts, the participant rely on Steam has been in a gentle decline since its launch with a peak of 13,459 on February 3, 2024, and a present participant rely of 770 on the time of this writing. Whereas we’ve got no correct strategy to measure the participant base on consoles, the information we do have paints a grim image.

The February 23, 2024, Developer Replace addresses a number of of the problems concerning multiplayer and some different miscellaneous gadgets. Talking as somebody who was unexpectedly sucked into this sport and went from being on the fence to essentially wanting it to succeed, it’s irritating to see the present state of the sport.

Since I’m successfully locked out of multiplayer, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League has been amassing mud in my assortment. Right here’s hoping that Rocksteady can course-correct earlier than Warner Bros. decides to yank the plug.