

These new additions are all fun to play as, with the prospect of pitting Rambo against Arnold Schwarzenegger's already-included T-800 from Terminator being a highlight for fans of 80s action films. The most immediately apparent pro is the aforementioned Kombat Pack 2 which adds Mortal Kombat veterans Rain and Mileena to the fray in a playable capacity - while Sylvester Stalone's Rambo acts as the bombshell guest character. What Ultimate Edition does offer, however, is a handful of incentives for lapsed players to jump back in. Related: Everything Included In Mortal Kombat 11 Ultimate Edition That's not to say it's a bad thing, it's just the same experience but a little bit shinier now that it's rendered in 4K. Both are a joy to re-experience, but it all feels very much the same. This holds true for almost every other portion of NetherRealm's title. The original story and subsequent expansion play out as they did before, with some much-appreciated polish thanks to the additional power of the new generation of consoles. Truth be told, MK11 is one of the best fighting games released in years ( Screen Rant's review of Mortal Kombat 11 spells out that much) and this rebrand doesn't do much to upset that status quo. All of this has now led to the arrival of Mortal Kombat 11 Ultimate Edition, which combines all of the previous add-ons and throws in an additional Kombat Pack with three brand-new fighters. After the game arrived on PS4 and Xbox One in 2019, developer NetherRealm has slowly but steadily been building it up through the addition of new characters and the release of an entire story expansion dubbed Aftermath.

And featuring a roster of new and returning Klassic Fighters, Mortal Kombat's best in class cinematic story mode continues the epic saga over 25years in the making.

The new graphics engine showcasing every skull-shattering, eye-popping moment, brings you so close to the fight you can feel it. The all-new Custom Character Variations give you unprecedented control to customize the fighters and make them your own. Mortal Kombat is back and better than ever in the next evolution of the iconic franchise.
