Kill the Justice League, was hit with layoffs before the end of 2024. According to a report from Eurogamer, half a dozen staff members, including those in programming, artist, and QA roles, were laid offin September.

Kill the Justice League developer Rocksteady — previously of Batman: Arkham fame — was hit with another round of layoffs just before the end of 2024. The news comes via Eurogamer, who spoke to "half a dozen" anonymous staff affected by these most recent redundancies.

That news came after Warner Bros. declared Suicide Squad to be a financial disappointment in February last year, with the game representing an embarrassing $200 million loss for the company's gaming division. There's only so much Hogwarts Legacy can do to offset a loss like that.

Developer Rocksteady suffers more layoffs in light of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League's mixed reception and poor financial performance.

Rocksteady, the studio behind Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, reportedly laid off six more workers at the end of 2024.

The first batch of monthly PlayStation Plus games for 2025 has been revealed, and it includes one of 2024's biggest flops. Rocksteady Studios' triple-A superhero shooter Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is becoming free for all PS Plus subscribers next week,

Kill the Justice League is drawing to a close this month, and despite its rough reception, it ought to finish strong.

Announced via the official PlayStation Blog, January's PS Plus monthly games are headlined by Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, Need for Speed Hot Pursuit Remastered, and The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe. The three games will be available to download from January 7 across all three PS Plus tiers.