Seems Like You Gotta Murder Superman in "Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League" Game

Well, well, well, how the turn tables.

We've just been blessed with the trailer for the new Suicide Squad game Kill the Justice League, where your aim is to kill evil versions of your favorite heroes, and we’re keen as a bean.

As expected, the new game features Harley Quinn as well as Deadshot, King Shark and Captain Boomerang, all as fully playable characters within the game's one-to-four-player co-operative format, which will allow you to swap between characters.

Since the trailer’s release, fans are excited to say the least.

Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League is really giving me vibes of Sunset Overdrive and Injustice. But I definitely know @RocksteadyGames will make this such a magnificent, fun, and enjoyable game pic.twitter.com/gBuBNpgPGz
— VideoAngel113 (@VideoAngel113) August 23, 2020

The new trailer has exposed the main villain in the game, which to much surprise is Superman (or at least his evil version).

In the teaser clip we see the squad fighting against minions in Metropolis city under siege by Brainiac when things take a turn. After a helicopter explodes behind the squad, Superman is revealed to have saved the pilot, who he hastily (and unexpectedly) vaporises with this heat vision.

Your task, as the Suicide Squad, is to kill evil Superman, and presumably other evil versions of Wonder Woman, Batman et cetera.

As the short roster of characters are all playable, even when you play singleplayer, you will get access to the all the handy weapons, powers and abilities that each member of the Suicide Squad carries.

Deadshot’s jetpack and wrist cannons can set people on fire, King Sharks brings wielding tin cleavers, and massive cannon, Harley Quinn has grapple guns and the classic baseball bat, and Captain Boomerang attacks with his… well, boomerangs.

This game comes as the newest installment to the Rocksteady’s previous trilogy of the Batman: Arkham series and will be available on Windows, Playstation 5 and Xbox Series X.

While the trailer release is bomb, you’ll have to wait a long while to actually start getting back at the Justice League because the game isn’t due to release until 2022.