How to save in Suicide Squad Kill the Justice League

Due to the glitchy nature of live service games, players want to ensure they don’t lose any progress during their time in Metropolis. Furthermore, there are systems in Rocksteady’s new game that players might not fully grasp. That’s why we’re here to figure out how to save in Suicide Squad Kill the Justice League.

Can you manually save in Suicide Squad Kill the Justice League?

Suicide Squad KTJL has had quite an interesting early access launch, with some players finishing the game before they can even start. Thankfully the developers fixed this problem, and players are flying, jumping, and running across Superman’s city.

However, if you want to stop playing the game, there is no manual save in Suicide Squad Kill the Justice League. Much like an offline version of the game, this might be a feature that developers are planning to add in the future.

Saving your Game in Suicide Squad Kill the Justice League

When I was swinging around Metropolis for this article, the game ended up crashing. While this normally is a bad thing, this is the perfect opportunity to test the game’s autosave function. And from what is known, Suicide Squad KTJL autosaves every time you complete a mission. Not only that, but if you’re roaming around the city and grab a Riddler trophy, or complete a fight, the game should automatically save once you’re out of combat.

Fans can only speculate as to the reason why there is no manual save in this game, something that people have noticed is more prevalent in modern games.

But overall, the game does not give players an option to save themselves, and it seems that auto-save works in between missions. So make sure you’ve got enough time to complete a mission before hopping into it, you never know when the last time the game autosaved. Now if you’re looking for a multiplayer guide on all things Suicide Squad, you needn’t look any further.