by SKIDROWCODEXOver the weekend, DC Comics hosted its 24-hour virtual event DC FanDome to make up for the lack of San Diego Comic-Con this year, and on top of a bunch of movie trailer releases, the company also gave gamers a closer look at some of its upcoming titles, including Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League and Gotham Knights.
Developed by Rocksteady Studios— the studio behind the critically acclaimed Batman: Arkham series — Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is a new action-adventure shooter bringing together Harley Quinn, Deadshot, King Shark, and Captain Boomerang. The plot is a continuation of the Arkham universe and follows a new threat in the city: a corrupt Justice League. The game also features multiplayer mechanics, allowing for up to groups of four, where each player controls one of the characters from Task Force X.
Another game DC FanDome unveiled is Gotham Knights, a new open-world title based in the Batman universe — but without the caped crusader himself. Left with no Batman to defend it, Gotham now relies on his four proteges: Nightwing, Robin, Batgirl, and Red Hood. Developed by Warner Bros. Games Montreal, the game will also be another multiplayer experience, where a team of four will work together as the masked superheroes with Alfred from a decked-out Bat Cave to fight of the villains and criminal enterprises of Gotham City.
For those interested, Gotham Knights will arrive some time in 2021, while Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League will launch in 2022.
After the invasion of marvel/dc comics in movies , now we are getting tons of games about this . Surely will be crappy games made for kids to play their super heroes . Games wich will be not bring anything news . Will just be boring action games like we saw tons of times , plus it is EA behind those so Denuvo and lootbox all the way . They can keep those crap far from me .
@colruyt55000,
It’s pretty clear to me from your comment about the two upcoming DC related games, that you really don’t know much about who the developers are behind it or what the two games are even about, as you seem to think that EA (Electronic Arts) is behind them both.
I have no idea where you got the idea that EA is developing both games, but it gets even weirder when you say that EA is behind all that Denuvo protection and lootbox that makes it even more shockingly clear that you really don’t know what you are talking about.
If you weren’t already aware, some if not most of the games you play have either DRM or Denuvo protection on them, and if you didn’t know that by now, then you must be living under a rock.
The only games that are truly DRM and Denuvo free are games that come from GOG.
Just because you don’t happen to be a fan of either Marvel or DC Comics, is no reason to trash talk these two games, without giving some sort of an intelligible and coherent reason for not liking both games.
Instead, what you have done with your comment is to give an unintelligible and incoherent ramble of a mess of words in a poor attempt to complain about something you have no idea for what you are even complaining about.