10 Worst Video Games Of 2024

Considering Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League was conceived over a decade ago and delayed for two years, there's no reason why this supervillain shooter shouldn't have been amazing. With countless comic book characters to incorporate, Rocksteady could've had a blast devising all sorts of innovative scenarios.

Unfortunately, innovation is exactly what this disaster lacks. If the bugs and live servers errors were cleaned up, the gameplay would still be tedious and repetitive, since every mission, enemy encounter, and boss battle is devoid of creativity.

The squad members seem unique on the surface, but all play virtually the same. Which begs the question why bother designing a distinctive looking roster when a giant shark man plays the same as a guy called Captain Boomerang?

Also, the fact this tripe is the last video game that Kevin Conroy worked on is heartbreaking, especially taking into account  how distastefully his incarnation of Batman is killed off.

Despite the fact these issues could've been remedied in the DLC, the expansions had the same problems. With this in mind, Kill the Justice League could've turned out better if the creators didn't waste time with the additional material and instead, focus entirely on the main campaign.

Though Rocksteady recently announced the next update will be the last one, it's surprising they didn't make the call sooner.