PlayStation Plus Users Get Trial of Controversial Game “Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League”
PlayStation Plus subscribers now have the opportunity to try out the recently released and highly contentious game Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League for free as long as they have the premium tier of the service. This limited-time offer gives players an opportunity to play for a maximum of three hours from the newest title by Rocksteady Studios.
The trial offer is only given to PlayStation Plus Premium subscribers, one of the three tiers available in Sony’s subscription service. Even though the PS Plus Essential and PS Plus Extra subscribers have this offer not accessible, the PS Plus Premium subscribers have a variety of benefits like unlimited access to a library of classic PlayStation titles of all generations including PS3, PS2, PS1, and PSP games.
Closer view on the trial
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League got blended reviews from critics after the film came out on 2. February. Despite being developed by the renowned studio behind the Batman: Arkham series aside, the game received score of 63 at Metacritic and sales seemed to be very disappointing. The demo version gives players a good sample of the game. It gives the critical scenes from the main story that complete in around 10-11 hours.
In addition to trial being useful, it’s a worth noting that any progress made during the three-hour experience rolls over to the full game should a player choose to buy it. By using this function, players may unite their experiences and they won’t have their on-game gains obliterated.
Rocksteady studios’ diverse reception
Critics had different viewpoint about the recent project of Rocksteady studios. Whilst there are some who still recognize the studio’s expertise in cinematic action and storytelling, others draw an attention to confusion of identity in the game. Whether Rocksteady’s studio crumpled under creative dispute or under commercial pressure are the suggested issues.
Final thoughts on the game
Suicide Squad: Killing the Justice League is believed to be a big move by Rocksteady Studios, the developers behind the critically-acclaimed Batman series. Although the opinion is divided, the game really stands for the adaptation skill of the studio on superhero stories. The mixture of the elements is not good for the game. It contains the impression that the game is between impressive and underwhelming.
While the trial version is offered currently to the PS Plus Premium subscribers, it is still unknown for how long they can enjoy the free trial. Players interested in exploring the world of Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League is a chance that you should use and not waste.
PlayStation Plus Premium subscribers can immerse themselves in the divisive universe of Suicide Squad: kill the Justice League through a complementary trial which will allow the subscribers to try a substantial part of Rocksteady Studios’ latest creation. The game demo offers gamers the chance to play the game before buying it, saving their progress which is then transferable to whoever bought the full game. This exclusive deal shows that Sony strongly believes in delivering diverse gaming experiences to its users even amidst heavy criticism.
