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Suicide Squad reportedly delayed again

Rocksteady and Warner Bros' title was due on May 26, should still launch this year

Warner Bros has reportedly delayed Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League again.

According to Bloomberg, developer Rocksteady needs more time to iron out bugs and polish some aspects of the title, but the core gameplay won't be affected to a meaningful degree, a source said.

It's unclear what the game's new release window might be, but Suicide Squad was due to launch on May 26 and should still release this year, according to Bloomberg.

Warner Bros hadn't confirmed the delay at the time of writing, but GamesIndustry.biz reached out to the publisher for comment.

Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League was initially scheduled for a 2022 release but was delayed to 2023 last year.

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Marie Dealessandri joined GamesIndustry.biz in 2019 to head its Academy section. A journalist since 2012, she started in games in 2016 at B2B magazine MCV. She can be found (rarely) tweeting @mariedeal, usually on a loop about Baldur’s Gate and the Dead Cells soundtrack. GI resident Moomins expert.