Gamers anticipating the new release "Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League" on the Epic Games Store will have to wait a little longer as the release has been pushed back to March 5, 2024. This delay is exclusive to the Epic Games Store version as the game will launch as scheduled on February 2, 2024, for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and Steam, with early access beginning on January 30. The delays don't stop there; originally slated for a 2022 release, the game was postponed to Spring 2023 and then to February 2024. Rocksteady's extension into the Arkhamverse has been showcasing new trailers and even an offline mode announcement for after the release amidst leaks from closed alpha tests. This action-packed title boosts fandom with exciting trailers and an evolving narrative that keeps players on the edge of their seats.
Why was "Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League" delayed on the Epic Games Store but not on other platforms?The official reason behind the exclusive delay for "Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League" on the Epic Games Store has not been disclosed. However, the game remains on track for other platforms, with PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and Steam sticking to the initial release date. Epic Games Store pre-orders are being refunded. This sort of delay could be due to many factors including platform-specific issues, distribution rights, or strategic release planning.
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Ah, the ever-elusive dance of game release dates strikes again with Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League. Can't help but wonder if Epic's got something up its sleeve to make that extra wait worthwhile.
Ah, the gaming world's ever-familiar dance with delays strikes again, but this time it's playing favorites with platforms. It's all part of the game—frustrating for Epic Store fans, sure, but it's a move that'll have us chewing over potential exclusivity dealings or last-minute polish for one storefront over another.
Looks like Epic Games Store fans will need a dose of patience, as the exclusivity of the delay for Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League suggests a snag in platform-specific logistics or strategy. Still, with Rocksteady's reputation for rich storytelling, this will likely just heighten the anticipation for the mayhem that awaits in the extended Arkhamverse.