Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League may have been released as an always-online game, but that doesn’t mean players cannot enjoy solo play. Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is still designed around player fun, and players won’t struggle if they decide to take on the Justice League as just themselves and 3 AI-controlled teammates.

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However, with Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League releasing an offline mode at a later date, there are a few tips that might help those solo players out there, especially when the hordes of Brainiac and his army seem an endless plight to Metropolis, and being outnumbered, and without superpowers, might seem like a struggle at first.

5 Focus On A Favorite Character

Bring Out The Best By Reaching Level 30

It’s best to become a master in a specific character in Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, due to the advantages that come with getting the maximum level. Players are capped at level 30, but that doesn’t mean XP does nothing. Once a character reaches level 30, that character will unlock Squad Level, which is universal across all four characters, meaning if the level 30 character levels up, they can place a point into some stats that will assist all four characters.

This means that players can grow their health, shields, or damage outputs, and beyond, infinitely. It can be a useful tool, especially on harder levels, so it’s probably best to focus on a favorite character so that players don’t have to worry about mastering everyone to be effective. After all, players can only switch characters outside of combat and missions.

4 Make Sure Auto Equip Is On

Allow Squad Members To Make Their Own Loadouts

Auto Equip is a fun new feature for Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, and it will allow AI squad mates to pick up loot and use it. The solo player is allowed to change this equipment manually, but allowing for AI teammates to customize their own loadouts and use what they think is best for them, really helps lighten the load of having to create 4 distinct builds for both the player and the AI team.

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Auto Equip is definitely going to help players maximize their damage input as if they aren’t playing King Shark and the character equips a beefy Heavy Weapon and a decent Shield Mod, then players will have to spend less time worrying for their teammate’s safety, and instead focus on their own equipment. However, if an AI is using loot that the player wants, then they can simply equip it from the inventory without argument or exchanging resources.

3 Watch Those Revive Tokens

Going Down Has Consequences

Players will receive a certain amount of revive tokens for each mission in Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League. These revive tokens are to assure that solo players have more of a chance, as harder difficulties can sometimes be unforgiving. When players go down, one of their AI squad members will make their way to try and revive the player, whilst avoiding extreme dangers themselves.

Only the solo player can use these revive tokens, so AI squad members aren’t going to be as annoying as the Riddler by going down. However, like the Batman: Arkham games, there are still going to be situations where players might fail, so it’s best to keep an eye on those revives to see if more caution should be advised going forward until the next checkpoint.

2 Always On The Move

Keep Up With Traversal To Avoid Being Gunned Down & Overwhelmed

Movement is everything, and gameplay in Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is fast and fluid. Whilst each character has their own way of moving around and fighting enemies, the universal consistency is that they are all going to need to utilize that against the hordes of enemies. Players need to stay on the move, as standing still and shooting isn’t going to help players in the long run, especially when more enemies start popping up.

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Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League doesn’t feature mechanics where players can hide behind a wall and shoot, and they are going to want to utilize the Suicide Squad’s strengths—which is the fact that they are all pretty wild. Staying airborne, or constantly moving, helps them remain a hard target to shoot, whilst the aim assist certainly helps make quick work of targets.

1 Utilize Abilities & Ultimates

Special Moves Grant Immunity & Extreme Damage To Enemies

As players progress through their characters’ ranks, they are going to unlock talents. These talents are going to be vital going forward, especially when the game gets harder. Once players max out their characters, they will have 3 abilities to use, which can be refreshed over time and by maximizing damage outputs to enemies. These abilities and the ultimate ability are going to be essential when playing solo for a few reasons, especially in the endgame.

Firstly, using abilities will grant players immunity to damage during the animation. This can be useful just to regain some bearings. These abilities also provide a great deal of damage to enemies, providing players with near-instant killing moves. The Squad Ultimate itself is perfect and will slow enemies for a duration, providing a limited window into becoming an agent of death to Brainiac’s forces.

Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League

Platform(s)

PC , PS5 , Xbox Series X , Xbox Series S

Released

February 2, 2024

Developer(s)

Rocksteady Studios

Genre(s)

Action , Adventure