Hello, my awesome tech aficionados! It’s your buddy Nuked here, ready to dive into some gaming news that’s as juicy as a ripe watermelon! Let’s jump right in!

It looks like the final season of the Suicide Squad game is rolling in faster than a speeding bullet, and it’s happening less than a year after its launch. Can you believe it? Released in February, “Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League” is set to wrap things up with its last seasonal content starting tomorrow!

Season 4 Episode 7 is dropping on Tuesday, and mark your calendars for Episode 8, which will hit the scene on January 14th, 2025. This episode is officially labeled as the grand finale for our favorite squad, according to Rocksteady’s announcement made on Monday.

But don’t worry! Even after the final content goes live, you’ll still be able to hop online and enjoy the game. Plus, there’s some good news for those who prefer to play offline: starting tomorrow, you’ll be able to dive into the main story and seasonal missions without needing an internet connection. This feature had been teased earlier but was finally given a specific launch window.

Now, let’s talk about the game’s rocky road. Originally slated for a 2022 release, it faced several delays before finally hitting the shelves. Unfortunately, it didn’t quite make the splash Warner Bros. Discovery was hoping for. In our review, we noted that it “hides its brash personality under a generic looter shooter,” which may explain why they announced a hefty $200 million loss back in May.

So there you have it, folks! The end of an era for the Suicide Squad game. Let’s see how this finale unfolds and if it can redeem itself in the hearts of players everywhere!