We Go Over The System Requirements For Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League And PC Builds To Play It On
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Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League will be available on the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series-X & S, and finally on the mighty Windows PC. As the game is still some way off we don’t have concrete information on the minimum or recommended system requirements for the game, however below you can see the best current estimates for both the minimum and recommended system requirements. These will likely be subject to some change as the game nears release, so just bear that in mind.
If you aren’t sure of the specifications of your current PC, see our how to look up your PC specs page and compare these against the system requirements. If it runs out you’ll need an upgrade, see further down this page for some recommendations of both self-build and pre-built gaming PCs that will play the game.
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Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League is set in the same universe as the Batman: Arkham series, and is being made by the same developers of the original entires in this series: Rocksteady Studios. This time however, instead of the caped crusader, players will take control of Harley Quinn, Deadshot, Captain Boomerang, and King Shark – four villains cum anti-heroes, as they fight off the forces of Brainiac in Superman’s city: Metropolis.
Players will be able to switch between each member of the squad at will, with AI taking control of the other three at any given moment. Expect the familiar beat-em-up action but with more of a focus on shooting and also greater open-world mechanics.
As stated the below are only estimated system requirements pages and are subject to change as more information on the game comes out closer to the release date.
To run Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League on the lower settings at 1080p, a $600 self-build or around that mark will probably suffice. If you’re cranking the settings to the max though, a $1,500 build is what you will want, or even a $2,000 build if you’re planning on playing at 1440p resolution or above.
If building your own computer isn’t your cup of tea, then this pre-build for under $800 should run the game on the lowest settings at 1080p with no issue. Higher graphical settings though will require something like a $1,500 pre-build or a $2,000 pre-build if you’re looking to play at 1440p or 4K.
