The highly anticipated DLC character Deathstroke is set to launch on December 10 for Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, marking the conclusion of its first year of content updates. However, the future of the game remains uncertain as it has struggled critically and commercially since its launch in February 2024, with reports of significant revenue losses attributed to its performance. Despite the addition of Deathstroke, alongside earlier DLC characters like Joker and Mr. Freeze, questions linger about whether there will be any further content or a shift back to Rocksteady's traditional single-player focus after this year.

Is Deathstroke the last DLC character for Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League?

Currently, Deathstroke is confirmed as the final announced DLC character for the first year, but Warner Bros. has not provided details on the game's future plans or if more content will be produced beyond year one.

Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League diverged from Rocksteady's successful Batman: Arkham series, which received critical acclaim and established a strong fanbase. The Arkham games, especially Batman: Arkham City, set a high standard for superhero games, making the live-service focus of Suicide Squad feel like a departure that did not resonate with existing fans. Following the mixed reception of Kill the Justice League, Rocksteady faces challenges in determining the direction for future titles, particularly whether to return to single-player narratives that fans adore.