Have you ever witnessed a scenario where a video game, even with considerable age, manages to retain its market value astonishingly? Typically, this situation surrounds games that have achieved significant popularity and success, making them seemingly “immune” to major discount events like Steam Sales.
On the flip side, newly released games that quickly receive price cuts are often associated with developers or publishers panicking to mitigate release failures. In the case of the live-service game concocted by Rocksteady and WB Games – Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, this seems to be the narrative.
As the publisher, WB Games has openly expressed disappointment over the performance of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, indicating a push to aggressively market the game, especially with the upcoming release of Season 1 content featuring Joker by the end of the month.
Despite being a newly released AAA game, Suicide Squad has already received a substantial 40% discount on Steam. The same discount applies to the Digital Deluxe Edition during the Steam Spring Sale.
Neither WB Games nor Rocksteady have shared precise data on the current active player base of Suicide Squad, a concerning situation indeed. Are you tempted to purchase Suicide Squad at this 40% discount?