Mortal Kombat 11 is an excellent fighting game that features a great campaign and numerous other modes. One of the main appeals of the series has to be the fact that it gets awesome guest characters frequently. If you purchased the Mortal Kombat 11: Kombat Pack — which is more of a character pass — you'll gain access to a number of fighters going into next year.
Mortal Kombat 11 is the latest entry in the acclaimed fighting game franchise and quite possibly, one of the best. It continues the story of Mortal Kombat X and can be seen as the conclusion to the saga which has gone on for decades. Not only does the game feature a stellar campaign, but it also includes a number of features that should keep players coming back for more.
When Mortal Kombat 11 launched, critics praised its visuals and fighting mechanics, but found issues with the towers. They required a lot of grinding to level up, and after a while, the endeavor seemed futile. Luckily, that changed with the recent patch.
Warner Bros. Interactive will release Mortal Kombat XL for the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 on March 1. This version of the 2015 fighting game will include all of the previously launched post-release DLC packs, plus the upcoming Kombat Pack 2, which adds four new characters and more.
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment has cancelled its earlier plans to release its fighting game Mortal Kombat X for the older Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 platforms.
The popular Predator movie character will be added to the characters available in Mortal Kombat X starting on Tuesday, July 7 for owners of the fighting game that have paid for the Kombat Pack.
Mortal Kombat has been bloodying our screens since 1992, and its violence is credited with helping create the ESRB ratings system. The mainstream press has largely ditched its crusade against video game violence, leaving me hoping I can find substance amidst all those gory gimmicks.
A couple of big name game titles are now available across Xbox One and PC, with Mortal Kombat X and the long awaited arrival of GTA V on the PC. Lots of unnecessary violence, for sure. Mortal Kombat X sees its global launch across PC, Xbox One and PS4, while for Rockstar's epic this is now the third time on a third platform the title has launched. "Experience the next generation...
If you're chomping at the bit to get your hands on Mortal Kombat X, you can now digitally pre-order the game for your Xbox One a little under a month ahead of its April 14 launch date. Mortal Kombat X brings the beloved fighting franchise to the Xbox One with what developer NetherRealm Studios is calling a "cinematic presentation." Players will be able to choose from several...
Developer NetherRealm and publisher Warner Bros. Interactive announced today that Mortal Kombat X, the latest game in the long running bloody fighting game series, will be coming out for Microsoft's Xbox One and Xbox 360 consoles, along with the PC and Sony's PS3 and PS4, sometime in 2015. Today's announcement was accompanied by an appropriately violent trailer, which features Mortal...