The Deluxe Edition of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League features some special bonuses, making it a hero in our eyes. But let’s turn on our X-ray vision and see if what’s hiding behind the surface is worth buying.
Of course, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League has a Deluxe Edition. Why wouldn’t it? Whatever you think about Kill the Justice League‘s live-service controversy, just about every major AAA title nowadays has a Deluxe Edition.
Owning the superior version will make you feel royal—or like a King Shark. Suicide Squad‘s Deluxe Edition features some familiar goodies and some handy bonuses. Let’s see if you should invest.
What do you get with Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League Deluxe Edition?
If you pick up Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League Deluxe Edition, you will gain access to a copy of the game, 72-hour early access, weapon and outfit cosmetics, and a Battle Pass Token.
The main items to note here are the main game itself, early access to the title ahead of standard edition users, and a Battle Pass Token—doubling down that Kill the Justice League is a live-service game.
If you want to see the contents of the Deluxe Edition word-for-word, here they all are:
- A base copy of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League
- Justice League outfits
- Black Mask weapons
- Weapon Dolls
- 1x Battle Pass Token
- No Shade Color Swatches (Digital-version only)
- 72-hour early access (Pre-order bonus)
- Classic Outfits (Pre-order bonus)
- Rogue Outfits (PS5 Digital-version pre-order bonus)
Is Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League Deluxe Edition worth it?
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League Deluxe Edition is a juicy package that features some alluring enhancements to the base title. But I think you should only upgrade to the Deluxe Edition if you want to play Suicide Squad as soon as possible.
I should preface that I’m not a big fan of super-duper editions because I don’t like paying extra for cosmetics that I usually don’t use anyway—this is all subjective, of course. They’re nice trinkets, and that’s fine if you want to get more out of a game. If you’re into the live-service formula, the Battle Pass Token will give you more longevity and gameplay.
But I think the enticing aspect of the Deluxe Edition is Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League early access. Whether you’re a fan of Rocksteady’s work, you loved the Arkham series, you’re attached to the Suicide Squad, or if you simply think it looks cool, 72 hours of early access is a pretty nice benefit.
There are plenty of ways to preload Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League as we speak, but be warned that the superhero title is off to a rocky start due to a bug that completes the main story immediately.
