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In addition to bringing in Deathstroke, Chapter 7 will see the arrival of a new offline mode. This mode will finally allow players to enjoy Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League without a constant internet connection. At this time, Rocksteady has no plans to shut down the game’s online features, and fans will still be able to play online cooperatively. However, should the game’s servers eventually shut down (as we’ve seen with so many other games), players will still be able to revisit the story and seasonal content. Since there’s still one more chapter yet to release, players will still have to download that when it’s made available next month.
The new Elseworld introduced in Chapter 7 will borrow inspiration from the comic series Dark Knights of Steel. That series introduced readers to a medieval take on the DCU, and players can expect the same in Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League. That’s not the only difference with previous Elseworlds, as it seems Brainiac has yet to fully conquer this reality. Rocksteady hints that the team is “catching up” to the villain, which might be an indication of how things are building to a conclusion. It remains to be seen how the game’s finale will play out, but hopefully the resolution proves to be an enjoyable one.
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At this point, it’s not too surprising that Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League won’t be getting anymore content. We’ve known for a while now that Warner Bros. has not been pleased with the game’s performance, and Steam concurrent player numbers have been pretty dismal from the start. The writing has been on the wall, but there are still going to be some fans that are disappointed about the game’s content coming to an end. Thankfully, it sounds like Rocksteady was prepared for this, and the game’s final chapter will offer an end to the storyline with Brainiac. There are countless live-service games that never get a real ending, but it seems that won’t be the case this time. While Kill the Justice League is coming to an end, it also sounds like Warner Bros. is far from finished with the Arkham Universe.
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