David Zaslav had some harsh words to share about the DC video game.
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League released earlier this year, and the game hasn't lived up to anyone's expectations. The game's user score on Metacritic is a dismal 3.5, and the game's active users on Steam have cratered since launch. It seems Warner Bros. has not been too happy with the game either. On an earnings call earlier today, Warner Bros.
Once development on Suicide Squad has officially come to an end, it will be interesting to see what comes next for Rocksteady Studios. Prior to Suicide Squad, the development team handled the beloved Arkham trilogy of games. Those single-player titles were all very well-received both critically and commercially, and it would be exciting to see the team get back to doing what it clearly does best.
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