Released 4 Years After the disappointment that was Mortal Kombat Armageddon, we were blessed with a 2-D platform game that brought back Memories of playing the first Mortal Kombat installment. So with those two out of the way, here are my top 5 favorites! 5: Mortal Kombat (2011 Reboot) Subzero Mythologies and Special Forces sucked. There are more than 11 installments in the game and they are all great. But until then, I have to play the other games in the series. Mortal Kombat is coming out with MK 11 in April and personally, I can’t wait. It was an idea that would shock the world but leave one heck of a legacy. Mortal Kombat 11's enthralling story, rich customization, deep fighting engine and stunning visuals all push the series forward without forgetting about its past, making this the best Mortal Kombat game to date.Back in 1992, A group of middle age men had an idea. And with plenty of solo and multiplayer modes and an expansive Krypt that lets you explore iconic Mortal Kombat locales, this fighter can keep you busy for years to come.
The title's fighting system has been smartly revamped to reward strategic play, and its custom variations let you craft your own version of fighters like Scorpion and Sub-Zero. Mortal Kombat's jaw-dropping presentation comes complete with gorgeous arenas and character models and some of the most hilariously gruesome fatalities we've seen yet. Seriously, you haven't lived until you've seen Johnny Cage bicker with his younger, cockier self. And the fate of the entire timeline rests in the balance. In the best cinematic story that NetherRealm has crafted yet, Mortal Kombat 11 serves up a zany time-traveling adventure in which classic and modern versions of iconic characters come face to face.
Mortal Kombat 11 isn't just a big step forward for the series it's also a celebration if the franchise's entire history.
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