Can you play Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League offline?

Want to know whether you need internet access to play Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League? Join us as we go through all the information on whether it's possible to play Kill the Justice League while offline.

In this guide, we'll be revealing whether an internet connection is required to play Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League. Plus, we'll be highlighting some of the issues that can arise from single-player games requiring an internet connection, if you've been wondering why the issue is a hot topic.

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Can you play Suicide Squad while offline?

Unfortunately, an internet connection is required to play Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League solo or via online co-op. Additionally, this applies to each platform that you can play Kill the Justice League on, so both console and PC players alike will require an internet connection to even play the game.

Concerns over Suicide Squad's always-online nature have given rise to serious concern from fans wishing to play through the game on their own. Historically, single-player or co-op games that require an internet connection have had notoriously rocky launches. Hitman III, now World of Assassination, was borderline unplayable on release due to server issues, despite being a single-player game.

More recently, Payday 3 has also had severe connectivity problems, which prevented players from playing the game in the days surrounding its launch. Hopefully, Suicide Squad will encounter fewer issues around its launch compared to other similar titles.

That's all there is to know about whether Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League can be played offline. For more guides like this one, why not check out whether Kill the Justice League will be coming to Xbox Game Pass? Alternatively, we've also got the latest news on Monolith's Wonder Woman game, as well as the most recent updates on the Batman Arkham Trilogy's Nintendo Switch port.