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This is a terrible game made as a quick cash grab from Warner bros and it seems nothing that was learned from the Arkham games made it to this this game yet somehow we are supposed to believe that this game was influenced by the previous Arkham games and is supposed to take place in the same universe. In no way shape or form does suicide squad establish what the Arkham games offered including attention to detail, combat, enemy variety, world building, story, and even polish. Do not buy into the smooth brained five star reviews as this game provides nothing more than boring unfulfilling combat, a story that doesn't even try on expanding on the previous games that it claims to be a part of and micro transaction's in what should have been a single player game with unlockable cosmetics as any story driven game should. It's insane that they have the audacity to charge money for a pathetic excuse of a live service game and even claim it's somehow connected to some of the greatest DC game's of all time. Now I won't go far as to say it's the worst game I've ever played but I don't think it would be far fetched to say this is a terrible attempt at a super hero game and very well maybe the worst game rocksteady ever put out. Only reason it's not getting a one star is they managed to at least make the characters feel diverse from one another in combat, traversal and personality. In conclusion I'd like to see rocksteady simply do what they are good at and go back to there roots making dope a** single player games with no micro transaction's or RPG elements to pad out the the length of the game so please Warner bros do better.