Suicide Squad
We have two new looks at the Suicide Squad team coming for us in Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League
Now that we have finally seen some of the new gameplay for Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League, it is about time to start digging into some of the squad before February 2nd, 2024, rolls on up on us. Not that we have many of the team to go into in general, but Rocksteady has been offering up a few looks at some of them along the way to help rebuild all of the hype we had before the last massive delay. Now, we get to see two members of the Suicide Squad get a bit of a highlight for those who do not know the characters at all. Not only in the game but also in general for the IP. Hold on to your butts as we get to explore a bit of King Shark and Harley Quinn in the latest videos we have to share with you all before it lands on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.
First, we have a look at King Shark and what he brings to the Suicide Squad in the game. More or less, he is the king of his underwater kingdom where some would equate him to being a god as well. This is also due to the fact that King Shark has some massive strength boosts for Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League as well as the ability to leap tall buildings in a single bound. Yes, this is to put King Shark on par with Superman in the game. Not only a hulking kind of character but one to mirror one of the heroes we will need to bring down and kill in the game. As long as the title of it all fits the actual events to be played out.
Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League — Character Bio: King Shark
King Shark is not to be taken lightly, Metropolis better look away from the sea and to the sky as this apex predator has new territory.
Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League is available February 2nd, 2024, on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.
Next, we have Harley Quinn. The Joker's ex-main squeeze and the member of the Suicide Squad who knows how to use all of Batman's toys out there. An odd thing to give her but they needed a reason to give us a Batman-style character on the team. All so we can see her manic stages play out with the circus act of things that every psychologist knows how to do. It is all to explain away why Harley is able to pull off some of the feats she can in Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League, so we will ignore some of the basics. Although, it feels worth noting that Tara Strong seems to be leaning more toward the Margot Robbie version of the character more than the one Tara brought to life so long ago. It is what it is…
Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League — Character Bio: Harley Quinn
She’s a manic one-woman show and we wouldn’t have her any other way.
Harley Quinn’s got the acrobatics, the guns, and, the know-how to use Batman’s tech. She’s just what the Suicide Squad needs.
How do you feel about these two members of the Suicide Squad here and how they are coming to life out there? Do you think this does justice to the characters we have loved or will it all fall flat with you in the mix? What do you think we are going to build to once the rest of the team has been shown off and will we get some hints at future characters? Head into the comments to discuss all of this and everything else that we have to share for the game. We will have more for Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League, certainly, so please keep on checking back in for all of those updates and the many others we can find along the way.
