Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League

Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League looks at a familiar universe from a different angle: heroes who are considered protectors become a threat, and a squad of villains is sent to save the day. Harley Quinn heads the company, and this already sets the tone for what is happening. The battles are based on shooting and fast movements: the characters differ in weapons, abilities and style of movement, so switching between them changes the rhythm of the battles. There is also a cooperative for several people, where everyone takes a hero to their liking, and the distribution of roles in battle depends on this. The world is presented as a continuation of well-known events: a city that has fallen under the control of an alien force, streets with patrols, recognizable places. The tasks alternate - either shootouts, or protecting points, or clashes with bosses, and along the way, relationships within the squad are revealed, where there is almost no trust in each other. It is also worth noting that each hero has his own style: one prefers to fight at medium distance, another comes at point-blank range, the third works with projectiles. Leveling up unlocks new techniques and weapon options, and the difficulty increases accordingly. The squad has to adapt to the situation: in some places it is more profitable to split up, in others it is better to stick together and cover each other. It is also worth noting that the structure of the game is designed for repeated visits: tasks are updated, and difficulty levels open up new options for opponents. This allows you to return to the squad after a while and not lose interest. The game is designed for those who are familiar with the characters and want to see them in a different role. There is a lot of entertainment here, but the strict balance for a single playthrough is not suitable for everyone - the squad reveals itself in the company.