Suicide Squad leads say game's failure nearly drove them from the industry

Axel Rydby and Johnny Armstrong say the public failure of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League and the attempts to save it were insufficient to fix the game's underlying problems, and the experience nearly pushed them out of the games industry. They described the fallout as personally devastating, with one saying, "I could feel myself coming apart at the seams." The pair’s account underscores how the game's struggles affected those who led its development as much as the product itself.