NetherRealm Studios and Warner Bros. Interactive have released Mortal Kombat 11 . Mortal Kombat 11 is a beautifully designed 2.5D fighting game that is reminiscent of other releases in the series. The game features a brand-new story mode full of exciting cinematics and a compelling narrative.

the complete package marred by a soul-stealing grind

It looks like its just about that time once again to scream with primal rage and eviscerate your enemies with glee; the latest entry in the series that popularized the phrase "Get over here!" has arrived.

Awesome; Smooth Story; Varied Roster; Balanced Mechanics; Easy Controls; Noob – Friendly

Lacking Klassic Kharacters; Story plot a bit thin

Men's game, which game, really good story! Great graphics and you get sucked into the game very fast!

Solid and definitely has an audience. There could be some hard-to-ignore faults, but the experience is fun.

Mortal Kombat is one of the very reasons the ESRB exists and yet that has not prevented the series from getting even more outlandish as the series has

Like Tim said.

In each new Mortal Kombat installment, we look on in horror as combatants are dismembered, mutilated, and devoured in disturbing and comedic ways. Even when their bodies are reduced to unrecognizable heaps of flesh and bone, most of these characters find ways to bounce back into fighting form for a...

Game is great but preordered this to get Shao Khan and have yet to receive a code. If I get the code I will change this review to a better one. Read more

Mortal Kombat's return to 2D gaming back in 2011 won me over, and when Mortal Kombat X came out in 2015 it took the game's violence to a whole new level. Both games were huge hits in my fighting game library, and now with Mortal Kombat 11 that trend looks to be heading in the same direction.