Having an open world to explore is usually a big feature for modern games, and Rocksteady Studios has definitely obliged players in such a manner in Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League. That said, it is not always a good thing for players to have to trek across a vast distance just to get where they need to be.
This is where features such as fast travel come into play, allowing you to cut down on unnecessary travel time and reduce the downtime involved when trying to progress the game in whichever direction you want. For those hoping to learn just how to fast travel in Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, read on.
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Fast Travel in Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League
There is some bad news on this front. At present, there is no standard fast travel feature in Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League that allows players to travel at will around the city. The only destination that is available for fast travel is teleporting back to the Hall of Justice, which acts as the hub area for players to change their look, talk to Penguin about crafting and re-rolling items, and check out the in-game mailbox.
Otherwise, the only way to get around the sprawling Metropolis is to walk and make full use of each of the four playable characters' traversal skills to close the distance.
Traveling Around Metropolis
Deadshot can use his jetpack to fly around, prolonging the boost with the Kickstart ability. Harley Quinn utilizes the grappling hook and drone to swing across large gaps and climb heights, while King Shark uses his apex abilities to jump around. Lastly, Captain Boomerang uses the Speedforce to teleport short distances multiple times.
In certain missions and activities, there is also the possibility of using vehicles. However, they can only be used for a limited time and will self-destruct shortly, making them impossible to pilot for general travel around the map.
Although it is missing for now, there is always the possibility of the game adding in fast travel at a later point in time. But for now, players will have to master the various traversal methods provided for them via the playable characters and engage in whatever activities that pop up in the world.
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OpenCritic Reviews
- Top Critic Avg: 59 /100 Critics Rec: 20%
- Released
- February 2, 2024
- ESRB
- M For Mature 17+ // Blood and Gore, Strong Language, Violence
- Developer(s)
- Rocksteady Studios
- Publisher(s)
- Warner Bros. Games







- Franchise
- Suicide Squad
- Platform(s)
- PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S
- Genre(s)
- Action, Adventure, Open-World