Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League chapters list revealed
Amanda Waller's missions will keep you busy for a while.
Now that the game is out, players just starting their new adventure are wondering what the Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League chapters list looks like – knowing how many missions there are in a game is a good way of figuring out how long you’ve got left in its story.
If you’re looking to complete the game’s plot but don’t have too many hours to spare, you’ll be glad to know that it shouldn’t take particularly long to complete the game.
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As it is a live-service game, Kill the Justice League is much more than just its story missions (or the core campaign levels, if you'd rather call them that). There is plenty to do in the game during your story run and after, thanks to overarching chapters containing multiple missions and objectives in each.
It’s also worth noting that, thanks to the lack of reviews and that whole situation, not too much information regarding the specifics of the game’s story chapters has been 100 per cent confirmed yet. Everyone’s still scrambling to complete the game.
With all of that in mind, here’s the full Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League chapters list – read on for details on how many missions to expect and how long it should take to complete the game’s story.
How many chapters are in Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League?
There are seven chapters in Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League.
The seventh and final level is angled more around the endgame/post-game content, our PR contact for the game has confirmed.
As stated in the intro on this page, the chapters are overarching and feature multiple missions and objectives to clear in each main story section.
The game is much more than its main story missions, too. Task Force X (TFX for short) also have an array of side hustles to keep them busy.
You’ll find plenty to be getting on with during and after completing the game’s story. There are Riddler AR Challenges, side missions, and even stuff that can be unlocked post-game.
What’s more, as a live-service game, expect new content to be added for a while to come, with a host of content confirmed as part of the game’s DLC plans already. There's plenty to look forward to.
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League chapters list
The Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League chapter list is:
- Chapter 1 – Arkham’s Least Wanted
- Chapter 2 – Task Forced X
- Chapter 3 – Worst Laid Plans
- Chapter 4 – You Either Die A Villain…
- Chapter 5 – Once More, With Bullets
- Chapter 6 – Crisis on Two Earths
- Chapter 7 – Endgame/post-game content
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Shoutout to YouTuber CJRGaming95, who seems to be the first content creator to have completed the game and posted each of the chapter titles online.
We’ll double check the official names of each chapter when we’re able to finish the game ourselves. We couldn't see a name for the seventh chapter, but according to our PR contact for the game, that final segment is more about endgame/post-game content.
We'll try to come back and update this list later as needed — we'd love to add in the sub-missions that make up each chapter, for example, but that information doesn't seem to be out in the public yet.
How many hours will it take to beat Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League?
While there isn’t too much information out there as everyone scrambles to complete the game, it should take around 10-13 hours to complete the Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League story.
Based on user-inputted completion times on HowLongToBeat.com, the average story completion time for all playstyles (rushed or leisure) comes in just over 12 hours.
If you’re playing through some of the game’s extras (of which it has many), you’ll be looking at a longer playtime of around 18 hours or so.
Given that the game has far more on offer than its story missions, with new content set to be added in the future, there should be more than enough in Kill the Justice League to keep you occupied for a long time to come.
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Toby Saunders is a freelance writer specialising in Video Game journalism. He has a wealth of experience in the field and is published on many different websites including PCGamesN, Nintendo Life and Pocket Tactics. He has a degree in Film Studies (he gets to write about Film and TV occasionally, too).
