A fighting gaming bursting with content, as well as severed body parts, and more of both makes this XL edition particularly good value for money.

The OTT violence is gloriously varied and just tongue-in-cheek enough not to offend; Varied characters and disciplines, especially in the XL edition; Story mode is surprisingly good

The combat is still simplistic by fighting game standards and there are still almost no genuinely new ideas; Some ugly character art and a lack of explanation for different disciplines

Nothing in this game just same of previous one.. Don't buy this game if you don't want to loose money....

Great game for a party with friends, but can get boring pretty quickly if playing alone. Has a good story line though, but gets too short.

This is a pretty awesome Fighter game, I play it with my friend multiplayer when entertaining. We all enjoy the gore when we Brutalize each other.

Honestly, I don't know how Mortal Kombat does it. At first, the theory with its guest characters was that it could use anything under NetherRealm's parent company Warner Bros. This opened the door for Freddy Krueger in Mortal Kombat 9 and Jason Voorhees in X .

Practicality in character lore; Seem to have initial balance; Viscerally entertaining

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Perhaps it doesn't need saying, but playing Mortal Kombat XL has shown me that its developer NetherRealm Studios really do have an incredible eye for the ludicrously violent and the stupendously hammy.