Quick delivery and a great game.

Fast shipping, item as described, PS4 game in original package.

everything

not having to sort through a ton of games or fight the crowds is great! I also like the fact that I knew immediately that the game was there and waiting for me!

My son loved god gift for him

Like Mortal Kombat? Get it. Like fighting games? Get it. Like gore? Get it. My only real complaints is I feel like there could have been more fighters, and story a bit longer. I completed the story in one sitting, about 3 or 4 hours. The story was good though despite how short it was.

Mind blowing action n moves in the game takes ur breath away...

Be warned, this is not a spoiler-free review. I will discuss key plot points from both Mortal Kombat (2011) and Mortal Kombat X.

A great fighting game with superb graphics and solid gameplay

One of the franchise's weakest stories; Questionable story and character design choices, along with the inclusion of microtransactions suggest interference in the game's development; Mortal Kombat X's online multiplayer is inconsistent

Mortal Kombat X has tons of polish, unique mechanics, and the genre's best story mode, but it doesn't do enough to keep players invested if they weren't already planning on it.

Variation system adds a ton of depth; Slick presentation and solid; speedy fighting mechanics; Story mode is a blast to play

Next to no guidance for how to properly play each variation; Sparse single-player content once you've finished the story

Perhaps most well-known for its bloody and extremely violent nature, and the rather stiff animation and combat style, Mortal Kombat games have always had a certain stigma associated with them.

When you talk about fighting games, you have to mention Mortal Kombat at all costs, as this is one of the most impressive games in this genre. With Mortal Kombat X, the series is taken to the next generation consoles, and I have to say that it does a stellar introduction in this regard.