A massive discount has just landed for Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, with the DC anti-hero shooter now available for as little as $3.26 on PC. This marks the lowest price yet for Rocksteady Studios’ divisive live service title, which originally launched in early 2024.
From Arkham Legacy to Live Service Gamble
Coming from the creators of the beloved Batman: Arkham series, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League represented a bold shift for Rocksteady. The studio moved away from its single-player roots and embraced a live service model — a decision that proved controversial among fans and critics alike.
Despite a rocky launch, Rocksteady supported the game with four post-release seasons, adding new villains such as Joker, Mrs. Freeze, Lawless, and Deathstroke. However, even with the fresh content, the game never managed to recover its momentum. By January 2025 — less than a year after release — WB Games announced its shutdown. Still, the game remains playable in both online and offline modes.
Biggest Discount Yet on Fanatical
The steep new discount comes via Fanatical, where players can pick up the base edition of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League for just $3.26. For only $4.66, fans can also grab the Deluxe Edition, which includes Justice League outfits, Notorious weapons, and other exclusive content.
This sale runs until August 22, giving hesitant players a final chance to grab the game at a fraction of its original cost.
Why Now Is a Good Time to Try It
With James Gunn’s Superman film recently kicking off the new DC cinematic universe, interest in DC properties is back in the spotlight. While Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League isn’t the live service juggernaut WB had hoped for, fans of single-player experiences may still find value in its chaotic combat and offline playability — especially at this bargain price point.
WB Games’ Struggles Continue
The sale also highlights the turbulent state of WB Games. The publisher has faced a series of setbacks, from the lukewarm reception of Gotham Knights in 2022 to the cancellation of Monolith Productions’ Wonder Woman project earlier this year. With rumors swirling about Rocksteady potentially returning to single-player Batman roots, the company may be preparing a comeback.
For now, though, fans have the perfect opportunity to revisit Rocksteady’s latest DC title for just a few dollars.