With improved netcode and all balance fixes NetherRealm has released so far, Mortal Kombat XL is nearly a flawless victory. With its fantastic graphics, over the top presentation and impressive roster, Mortal Kombat XL is a truly excellent fighting game.

Mortal Kombat XL is the definitive version of one of the best fighting games of this generation and is well worth a look. Aside from all the early DLC content (with characters like Goro, Jason Vorhees and Predator), you also get the second season pass pack which adds some very interesting characters.This includes brand new character packs, skin packs and a completely unseen previously environment – the Pit! Set on a strictly 2D plane but with fully 3D graphics (a’la Street Fighter 4), the gameplay feels like classic Mortal Kombat fare. Last year’s entry into the Mortal Kombat series missed our review team at the time but I picked it up a little while after it came out and it was a real surprise.

I do enjoy this game a little more than the previous installment, mainly due to the more attractive character roster, I only found myself playing three of the characters last time because they were the only one's that appealed to me but hey ho! It’s one thing getting extra campaigns via DLC but when it is just characters and skins, it all feels a bit of a rip off to me. Ottima grafica, il gioco risulta essere davvero uno dei migliori titoli picchiaduro degli ultimi anni. Summary Includes main game, and new playable characters Alien, Leatherface, Triborg, and Bo'Rai Cho. The cutscenes are well detailed and, if you execute the right button press sequences, you can determine what the outcome will be.It’s faster and fancier than most fighting games and has lots of fun little aspects to the gameplay such as the brutal X-Ray moves which can turn a fight for you and background interactions that also make things a little more interesting. WB GAMES LOGO, WB SHIELD, NETHERREALM STUDIOS LOGO, MORTAL KOMBAT, THE DRAGON LOGO, and all related characters and elements are trademarks of and © Warner Bros. If you're looking for more of a casual fighter, this is definitely for you, a game that doesn't require tournament reflexes to pull off a satisfying victory but still challenging enough to keep your interest. Enjoy next generation fatalities in high definition and step into an epic original story mode that pushes Mortal Kombat™ 25 years into the future!