The new game from the Batman: Arkham developers at Rocksteady, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, is still shrouded in mystery — even with its early access release mere hours away, reviews are yet to be released by any major outlets.

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With the lack of Suicide Squad reviews not being addressed by the publishers at Warner Bros Games, players have noticed the absence of critical write-ups, with even big outlets like IGN admitting that they haven't been sent review codes to access the game.

With it looking increasingly likely that no publication will have a Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League review published before the game's Deluxe Edition is available, prospective players may have to take a leap of faith and jump into the early access without knowing the game's Metacritic score ahead of time.

If you're interested in taking that leap of faith yourself, check out our handy guide on when and how to get Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League early access.

When is Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League early access?

An official screenshot of Harley Quinn, lying down and talking into her earpiece, from Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League.
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League. Rocksteady / Warner Bros Games

Here in the UK, Suicide Squad early access on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S was meant to begin at midnight GMT as the clock ticked over to Tuesday 30th January.

Players on PC, via Steam, should've been able to access the game at approximately 6pm GMT on 30th January. The developers announced these times on X (formerly known as Twitter) with an official post well in advance.

Players taking part in the early access were promised a 72-hour head start on everyone else, with the game's full release not slated until 2nd February.

Important note: the post below shows that the game encountered some problems during its early access release. This happened shortly after the game went live in New Zealand, which is often the first region to get games (due to the time difference).

There were delays in the early access kicking off, then, but we're pleased to say its well underway now and we've been having a good time with it.

How to get Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League early access

To get Suicide Squad early access, you need to pre-order the Deluxe Edition of the game. The 72-hour early access period is a perk for people that pay for this version.

You can order the Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League Deluxe Edition on Amazon, Steam or any number of other retailers.

Note that the Epic Game Store version will not get you early access! Steam is the only PC platform that will get early access. On console, you can get early access on Xbox Series X/S or PS5.

As well as the early access, ordering this version will get you the following perks, according to the product description on Amazon:

  • All Standard Edition content and pre-order bonuses.
  • Four Justice League Outfits, one for each Squad member.
  • Three Black Mask themed notorious weapons (pistol, sniper rifle and heavy weapon).
  • Four Squad Golds themed weapon dolls, one for each Squad member.
  • One premium battle pass token.

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Rob Leane Gaming Editor
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Rob Leane is the Gaming Editor at Radio Times, overseeing our coverage of the biggest games on PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, PC, mobile and VR. Rob works across our website, social media accounts and video channels, as well as producing our weekly gaming newsletter. He has previously worked at Den of Geek, Stealth Optional and Dennis Publishing.

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