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Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League Season 2 Delay Announced Just Before Launch
Season 2 of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League has been unexpectedly delayed, just two days before its planned release. The new launch date is now set for July 25, according to Rocksteady Studios.
The studio announced the delay on the game’s official Twitter/X account. They stated, “Task Force X, we’ll be adjusting the release timing for the next season. Suicide Squad Season 2 will now launch on July 25. Thank you for your patience.”
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Rocksteady did not provide a specific reason for the delay. However, fans are eagerly anticipating the new season, which introduces a new playable character, Mrs. Freeze, alongside new gear, missions, maps, and more. A trailer for the new season has not been released yet, though the Season 1 trailer was unveiled a week before its launch.
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