Developer Rocksteady has outlined the future of Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League, with an offline mode arriving today - as Season 4 lands on Xbox. From December 10th, owners will be able to play the game offline, with the team winding down support on the live service title in early 2025.
As for that offline mode, it sounds like a pretty robust offering from the WB-owned studio. You'll be able to play the main story campaign and all seasonal mission content without an internet connection - and all earned/purchased cosmetics will work offline as well.
Here's how Rocksteady details this new way to play:
"We’ve talked before about an Offline mode coming to the game, and we’re pleased to make this option available as part of the Season 4 Episode 7 release on December 10. Offline mode will allow you to experience content released for the game, including the main story campaign and all seasonal story mission content, without an internet connection.
To access Offline mode, you can either create a new profile by starting from the beginning of the game or create a copy of your existing Online profile, allowing you to jump in with all of your progress. All earned and purchased cosmetics will also be available in Offline mode."
If all of this sounds like the perfect time to jump into Suicide Squad: KTJL, it might be worth hopping onto your Xbox in the next few days to pick the game up. For the next couple of days, the game's $100 Deluxe Edition is available for just $5 - yep, that's a ridiculous 95% off this Xbox Series X|S title for a short time.
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Finally, Rocksteady has also announced that Season 4 of Suicide Squad: KTJL will be the game's final post-launch season. The last bit of Season 4 content is set to arrive next month, but the game will remain available for purchase — and playable both online and offline — for the foreseeable future.