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From the outset, "Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League" faced criticism. Leaked gameplay footage and initial previews seemed to lack the polish and depth fans associated with Rocksteady’s previous work. Many felt that the game’s mechanics, graphics, and storytelling did not live up to the standards set by the Batman Arkham series. This created a sense of unease among gamers and industry observers, who had high hopes for the project.
Furthermore, the story interactions and character portrayals drew criticism, with some players feeling the narrative was lacking coherence or engaging content. The subsequent DLCs, which are often used to expand a game's lifespan and appeal, also failed to resonate well with the audience, further dampening the game's reception.