User reviews for Suicide Squad are now available on Metacritic, with the game receiving a disappointing 4 out of 10 points from users. The 36-hour waiting period following the release of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League has ended, and user reviews have begun to surface on Metacritic. In contrast to its relatively high rating on Steam, the game is receiving very low ratings from players on Metacritic, even lower than from critics.
Critics rated the game at 62 points, but users were far less impressed, giving it an average score of 4 out of 10. Criticisms include boring side quests, a terrible interface, monotonous gameplay, and an unimpressive city. Users are particularly upset about the treatment of the iconic hero and the publisher’s decision to force the studio to create a game-as-a-service for many years.
It seems that Warner Bros.’ hopes for long-term support of the game are dwindling, as projects with such negative press and reviews typically do not last long. The peak online count was only 13,000 players even at the release, indicating a lack of sustained interest in the game.
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