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Loving these characters is what


brings people back Derek Kirtzic, Game Designer


01 OUT FOR BLOOD Brutal brawler sequel


The goriest fi ghting game in town is back, with more hellfi re throwing, bone breaking, and get-over-here- ing than you can shake a severed arm at. During our hands-on, we’re


Mortal Kombat 11 revealed a little more breathing room to consider their tactical options.


Kombat evolved The story sees timelines


The ‘Fatality’ fi nishing moves


are too gruesome to describe…


blown away by the incredible detail of the new graphics – which lends a bloodier than ever edge to the hyper-violent bouts. Fights feel tight and super-smooth, though the pace is a little slower than previous games, thanks to an emphasis on defence that allows players


crossing over and alternate versions of characters meeting (and inevitably scrapping). “Story has always been one


of the most important parts of Mortal Kombat,” says game designer Derek Kirtzic. “Knowing these characters, relating to these characters, and loving these characters is what brings people back.”


| Info


Formats PS4, XO, Switch, PC Release date 23 April Publisher Warner Bros Developer NetherRealm


Standard Edition One gory brawler


Kollector’s Edition


Scorpion mask Steelcase Magnet Exclusive DLC


4 Spring 2019


GAME.CO.UK


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