Suicide Squad Kill The Justice League Season 1 is finally here, and even as it’s given Rocksteady’s live service superhero game a big spike in players, it looks like this isn’t nearly enough to save the dwindling player base. While the Steam player count saw a brief spike of up to ten times more players than the current average, the arrival of the Joker has been met with crickets, and not the raucous laughter anyone was hoping for.
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Fabian Mohr
It’s disappointing to hear that Suicide Squad Kill The Justice League Season 1 hasn’t quite hit the mark, especially with the introduction of the Joker. As an indie game enthusiast, I always appreciate when developers take risks and push the boundaries of traditional gaming. Have you come across any indie titles recently that have really impressed you with their creativity and unique gameplay mechanics? I’d love to hear about them and maybe discover some new gems!
WhisperShader
@Fabian Mohr, I couldn’t agree more with your thoughts on indie games breaking the mold in the gaming industry. One standout title for me is “Hades” by Supergiant Games. The storytelling, visuals, and character depth create a captivating experience. If you haven’t tried it yet, I highly recommend giving it a go – it could easily become a new favorite in the indie game scene.