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Searches for 'Suicide Squad refund' surge 791% following the game's early access launch 'disaster'
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this post was submitted on 31 Jan 2024
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Yes, Suicide Squad is "pre-release," like Starfield was. And BG3 was early access on October 6, 2020.
My point is that I think OP is likely complaining about "early access" in general and probably never bothered to check if Suicide Squad is "early access" (as in, beta) or "pre-release" (money grab for getting it a few days before everyone else). As in, the typical "didn't read the article" that's so common here and on Reddit.
Edit: OP responded and clarified. They meant the Steam "early access" that many indie games do, not the "pre-order" that Starfield and Suicide Squad did. OP doesn't seem to actually know anything about the game and is just responding to headlines like so many other Lemmy and Reddit users do.