Mortal Kombat 11

Shang's playstyle of a zoner character is not my personal cup of tea (which may be one reason I'm not super high on him,) but if you've got the knowledge to be comfortable morphing into your opponent and can make use of his added damage and extra...

An epic story mode that spans generations of charcters and fan...

Mortal Kombat 11 is the most highly-polished fighting game you're likely to find this year. The roster may be a bit smaller this time, but the characters all feel like they've had much more attention paid to tweaking their move sets. Quality over...

Mortal Kombat 11 still does the series proud and has enough intricacies to distinguish it from its...

NetherRealm Studios have had an incredible run in recent years from successfully rebooting the Mortal Kombat series with MK 9 and then introducing the DC Comic's Injustice series. Each release improves the next game with so many improvements and...

Mortal Kombat 11 is the complete package with modes for days, a wonderful story, brilliant characters and hard-hitting combat. I'm thoroughly enjoying playing ranked mode, shaving the rough edges off my rushdown Shao Khan and unearthing all the secrets of the Krypt along the way. The grind is an ever-present frustration, but it is also something I am willing to power through - like Shao Khan's hammer to my opponent's head.

The Mortal Kombat series has always been very popular ever since the first game came out in 1992. The franchise mainly gained popularity due to its inclusion of very graphic violence. Now we are in 2019 and the 11th iteration of the series is here in...

I never really got into the Mortal Kombat franchise. It's not the violence, as I happily tore apart centaurs in God of War. It's not that I dislike the series, either. I have a friend who's really into the games, and I always can't wait for him to play...