MORTAL KOMBAT 11 SWITCH REVIEW CRACK

Outside of that, it is enjoyable and seeing how the characters interract with eachother with good or cheesy dialouge is worth watching. I will not spoil too much of the story, but there are three different endings. The story mode has its great moments just like any Mortal Kombat game and it follows up from the last game. There are five towers in total and each tower, you can change the difficulty and there is also an endless tower mode as well. The Klassic Towers return in which you fight against a tower of characters like you would in the classic games. There are a variety of choices, but many of which are locked and it is a hard learning grind to unlock all of the customizing options in the game. The modes of this game include customizing a character in which you can customize the asthetics of every character whether if it is the color, the type of clothing, and weapon. What baffled me is that Shang Tsung and Shao Khan are DLC characters and They should have been in the main game. One could be your favorite character within the first few seconds of playing and I always felt that way when I first choose a fighter in the Mortal Kombat series. Every character in this game has something unique about them just like previous titles of the game. You can choose classic characters such as Scorpion, Sub-Zero, Liu Kang, Kitana, Baraka and much more along with returning characters from MKX and new characters Cetrrion, Geras, and Kollector. The character selection is bigger than the last game.

Those move sequences will take a chunk off the health bar of up to 35% and I recommend to use it if you need it because you only get that ability once per round. The fatal Blows are activated once your health is very low and they function the same way like the Super Moves if you have played the Injustice series.

MORTAL KOMBAT 11 SWITCH REVIEW CRACK

Seeing the skull and bones crack during those scenes in glorious HD is awesome to look at. This game reworks the X-Ray moves from the previous two games as they are now known as Krushing Blows as they can happen at any time during a fighting sequence. I am also impressed with the way the fatalities are performed and these are some of the most gruesome fatalities I have ever seen in the game. With that said, the game is still stunning to look at and at 60fps with no slowdowns, I am so far impressed. The biggest difference visually is the draw distance from The Switch compared to the other versions. Although comparing the other console versions to the Switch version’s visuals is noticeably different, the game plays the same way as I did not noticed any slowdowns or lagging. Here is my review of the Nintendo Switch port of Mortal Kombat 11.įirst, I would like to mention that Shiver Entertainment has developed this version of the game. With the first new Mortal Kombat title to hit shelves for a Nintendo console since 2006’s Mortal Kombat Armageddon, has the new title delivered a flawless victory on the Switch, or a Fatality that it cannot recover from. It was also a shock when the announcement that this game would be ported for Nintendo Switch as well. Mortal Kombat 11 has been anticipatted for some time now by fans ever since the announcemnet has been made last year.

Mortal kombat 11 switch review