Warner Bros. has once again delayed Suicide Squad Kill The Justice League following fan backlash after the gameplay reveal at last month’s PlayStation State Of Play. Many players criticized the game’s blatant microtransactions and exploitative live-service game model.

According to the report by Bloomberg, Suicide Squad Kill The Justice League will now launch for the PS5, Xbox Series X/S and PC sometime later this year on an unspecified date. It will no longer be released on the previous release date of 26 May 2023.

However, at the time of writing, keep in mind that no official reason has been provided by Rocksteady or WB Games on why the game has been delayed again. This is the second time the game will be delayed; the title was supposed to be out last year prior to the Spring 2023 release date.

During The Game Awards 2022 last year, Rocksteady Games revealed our first look at an evil Batman in their upcoming Suicide Squad Kill The Justice League. The late Kevin Conroy will be voicing the game’s version of Bruce Wayne AKA Batman.

In the meantime, re-watch the reason why many fans are mad in the previously-released trailer below: