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Follow Table of ContentsWhat’s included in the Mortal Kombat 11: Aftermath expansion?When is it available?Which platforms is it available on?What's included in the free content update with this release?Related articlesWhat’s included in the Mortal Kombat 11: Aftermath expansion?An all-new cinematic narrative, new playable characters, and new skin packs.Story Expansion – The critically acclaimed story campaign continues with an all-new cinematic narrative that picks up directly where Mortal Kombat 11 left off. Fire God Liu Kang, the new keeper of time and protector of Earthrealm, must now enlist the help of unlikely allies and familiar foes to forge a new history as the fate of two worlds hang in the balance.3 New Playable CharactersFujinSheevaRoboCop3 New character Skin PacksSummer Heat Skin PackKlassic Female Femme Fatale Skin PackAll Hallows' Eve Skin PackExclusive “Thanks a Million” Johnny Cage Character SkinWhen is it available?The Mortal Kombat 11: Aftermath expansion is now available digitally.A physical version of the Mortal Kombat 11: Aftermath Kollection released in June of 2020. This is an Americas only release.Pre-order for this release was available. Find out more here.Which platforms is it available on?Mortal Kombat 11: Aftermath will be available on PS4, Xbox One, Steam (PC), Nintendo Switch and Google Stadia.Are you new to Mortal Kombat 11? Find out which edition of Mortal Kombat 11: Aftermath is right for you here.What's included in the free content update with this release?All Mortal Kombat 11 owners will have access to a FREE game update featuring:New Stages – Including the return of the Klassic Dead Pool and Soul Chamber arenasStage Fatalities – The fan-favorite finishing moves that use the environment to destroy opponentsFriendships – Allowing players to take down their adversaries with a hint of kindnessAfter this update, you will notice the game displayed as Mortal Kombat 11: Aftermath in your console menus. This is to indicate the brand-new free content update (mentioned above) that was added to the game. Please note, the Mortal Kombat 11: Aftermath expansion will still need to be purchased in order to access the new story campaign, new characters and future skin pack releases.Related articlesAftermath Expansion Pre-Order OfferMortal Kombat 11: Aftermath KollectionAftermath Purchase Options For Existing MK11 Game OwnersMortal Kombat 11: Aftermath Kollection - Physical Edition InstallationTo learn more about Mortal Kombat 11, the latest installment in the iconic Mortal Kombat franchise developed by NetherRealm Studios, visit MortalKombat.com or join the community conversation on Twitter (@MortalKombat), YouTube (Mortal Kombat), Twitch

Skip to content The existence of Mortal Kombat 12 has come into question after NetherRealm Studios dropped a teaser of sorts for fans of the franchise. The existence of Mortal Kombat 12 has come into question after developer NetherRealm Studios dropped a teaser of sorts for fans of the franchise.Taking to Twitter earlier today, senior producer Jonathan Andersen shared a now deleted photo of his workstation (via Reddit) with various promotional media scattered all over. Eagle-eyed fans were keenly able to spot a file named “MK12_Mast” on his computer screen which can only stand for Mortal Kombat 12.However, the said file was right beneath an email from NetherRealm Studios asking its staff to “take extra care with this material” as “fans eagerly scrape the internet for any trace…” of presumably unannounced projects.The intention behind the photo has hence raised questions. Some believe that Andersen is simply trolling the community while others are labelling it as an intentional marketing ploy. Mortal Kombat 12 is inevitable but whether NetherRealm Studios plans to make that its next project remains to be officially confirmed.The last Mortal Kombat 11 was released in 2019 and sold more than 12 million copies worldwide across all support platforms by 2021. The game was a critical success and boosted the lifetime sales of the franchise to more than 73 million copies sold.NetherRealm Studios has been confirmed to be working on an unannounced project which has been rumored to be a Marvel-based fighting game for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X. The developer has previously worked with DC Comics for Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe. Hence, the developer can indeed switch to add Marvel characters to its Mortal Kombat franchise as well.There is also Injustice 3 to consider. NetherRealm Studios has always released a new Injustice game after Mortal Kombat. Injustice 3 is still missing in action which makes the mention of Mortal Kombat 12 surprising to say the least. : " class="share-link facebook"> " class="share-link twitter"> &title=" class="share-link redit"> &title=" class="share-link linkdin"> --> About the Author Saqib is a managing editor at segmentnext.com who has halted regime changes, curbed

One in every single aspect. Mortal Kombat 2 was much better looking than its predecessor, had a deeper story, more characters available, and much more violent content that included an increased Fatality count. Of course, the fighting system also underwent a major improvement, since the developers added more special moves to every single character, making the game faster and more intense than its predecessor. 4 Worst: Mortal Kombat Advance (2001) via YouTube.com Remember the days when a lot of people believed that Game Boy Advance would never release great games as the major platforms? Well, Mortal Kombat Advance was definitely the best argument for those who made that assumption, given the fact that this was probably the most embarrassing game in the entire series. The worst detail about this disastrous game is that is just a terrible remake of the Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3, destroying all the great features that made that game quite extraordinary. The fighting mode is horrendous, every single character only has one Fatality, and Stage Fatalities don't even exist. Believe it or not, the most shameful detail is that Mortal Kombat Advance didn't even offer the final sequence where Shao Kahn's castle is destroyed, being one of the few games that don’t offer an ending before the credits. 3 Best: Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 (1995) via YouTube.com As previously mentioned, Mortal Kombat 3 was a really good game that couldn't reach unanimity in positive reviews because of the fact that it didn’t include legendary characters, such as Kitana or Scorpion. Given this situation, Midway decided to launch another version called Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3, which eventually became one of the greatest games of the entire series. The reason was not only the reinsertion of both characters in the roster, but also the addition of new moves and combos to some fighters, new backgrounds for the matches, the improvement of the opponent AI, and two new gameplay modes: an eight-player tournament mode and the 2-on-2 mode, which was quite similar to an Endurance match. Also, in order to satisfy the most experienced players, Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 introduced an extra Master difficulty setting, which definitely improved the experience and made a lot of people sweat in every single fight. 2 Worst: Mortal Kombat: Special Forces (2000) via YouTube.com This game definitely wins the dubious honor of being the worst Mortal Kombat game in their history, thanks to a lot of details that turned this game into a horror show. The first detail is that it continues the embarrassing path that the franchise made with the Sub-Zero adventure, with Jax being the one who is forced to be humiliated as the main character this time. Furthermore, the adventure didn’t have any decent puzzles and the enemies were dumb and easy. Somehow, the real challenge is going through the whole game without falling asleep. The fighting experience is the worst that you could ever experience in any Mortal Kombat game, since the franchise wanted to experiment with a new