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Hãy viết đoạn tóm tắt về nội dung bằng tiếng việt kích thích người mua: Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League hands-on preview — too late to the looter shooter party

Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League feels like it just missed the live service game hype train. Had Rocksteady Studios’ title launched six or eight years ago when Destiny and The Division reigned supreme, it would have felt like a cool take on the then-popular genre. But in 2024, the game’s repetitive mission structure feels dull and frustrating. The fact that Marvel’s Avengers failed as a superhero-centric live-service title underlines this point.

I’m still making my way through Suicide Squad and plan to have a full review for you soon. To coincide with the game’s February 2 launch, I wanted to share my initial thoughts on the WB-published title that’s already drummed up a fair bit of controversy (which I won’t discuss here). Though my tolerance for live service games is low these days, Suicide Squad isn’t as bad as I expected. It’s not great, but there are fleeting bright spots if you’re willing to look past the boring missions and forced humor.

Cyberpunk 2077, where Night City is deliberately designed to be claustrophobic and imposing.

Looks that kill 

The Batman Arkham games featured incredible graphics, and Suicide Squad follows in that tradition. It runs on a modified Unreal Engine 4, but it looks so good that I would have believed it’s running on Unreal Engine 5. This is one of the few games out now that appears “next-gen” to my discerning eyes.

Graphics look best during scripted cutscenes. This is where you’re better able to see the detail in the character’s clothing and the subtle (or not-so-subtle) facial expressions. Everything looks great during regular gameplay as well, with the city’s different sections feeling unique. I especially enjoyed climbing tall buildings so I could get a better view of the land. Yes, there’s a giant Brainiac skull ship looming above the city, but Metropolis is still a sight to behold.

Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League outlook 

I’ve sunk hundreds of hours into both Destiny and The Division, so I’m not fundamentally against looter shooters/live service games. But as I said above, this genre’s heyday has long since passed. Because of that, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League feels like a relic from a bygone time. Yes, there’s some fun to be had, but if you’re familiar with the genre, you won’t find much that’s terribly exciting.

I’ll have a full review once I’ve finished the main campaign and dabbled in co-op missions and endgame content. I’m not sure if I’ll change my mind about this title (and the genre as a whole). But considering how I don’t completely dislike this game, there’s hope that Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League may ultimately surprise me. Be sure to return for my final verdict soon.