This is the worst they can do with a beloved character | RIP kevin

Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League is well into its second official week of launch after an initial 3-day period of early access for deluxe edition owners, and while the title didn't make the splash Rocksteady likely hoped for, it didn't bomb as some expected. Despite Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League's launch and early controversies and conversations, the game does have potential thanks to an interesting gameplay loop that can be expanded upon with new seasons and content, but it is still off to a rough start. Specifically, Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League's concurrent players on Steam totaled a rather low number on launch, and right now an older Rocksteady Batman game has it beat.
Batman: Arkham Knight has more players than Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League, as fans are seemingly flocking back to this 9-year-old game for a number of reasons. Batman: Arkham Knight was a monumental entry for Rocksteady's series, seemingly closing a big chapter in Batman's story with the way he is presumed dead by Gotham's people after a rough battle against Scarecrow. Be it for nostalgia's sake, be it because Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League didn't have a great start, the fact that fans are circling back to an older game speaks