"Suicide Squad" Hits Rock Bottom: Player Base Dwindles Rapidly

Rocksteady Studios' latest co-op action game, "Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League," has faced significant setbacks in maintaining an active player base less than three months post-launch. Over the last 24 hours, the peak concurrent player count has plummeted to just 209, indicating a steep decline in the game’s appeal.

Initially, there was a surge in player engagement following the introduction of the first season and the addition of the Joker as a playable character. However, this uptick was short-lived. Current data from SteamDB suggests that the game could soon see its concurrent player numbers fall below 100, jeopardizing future development and support. Given Rocksteady's prior success with the Batman game series, this downturn could have severe repercussions for the studio's reputation and upcoming projects.