"Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League"

StreamerHouse brought viewers in 2024 to Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, Rocksteady's catastrophic departure from the Arkham formula. The February 2024 launch streams captured the always-online game going offline day one due to bugs, forcing Deluxe Edition early access players to wait hours for fixes. The house explored the live-service looter shooter that Rocksteady chose to make—not Warner Bros.' mandate—watching a studio famous for single-player Batman games deliver repetitive missions and battle pass grinding. By January 2025, support ended after Episode 8, and the game had reportedly lost Warner Bros. $200 million. StreamerHouse documented not just a failed game but the death of Rocksteady's reputation, proving that even legendary studios can't survive chasing live-service trends over their strengths.