Mortal Kombat Komplete Edition

Battle to the Death in a Deadly Arena

For many years, Mortal Kombat has been one of the most popular fighting games around and a large number of different versions have been released in its wake. Mortal Kombat Komplete Edition is being hailed by gamers and reviewers alike as the best of the bunch, which is no mean feat when you look and the other great games that it is being pitched against. Let’s take a look at what makes Mortal Kombat Komplete Edition

The bloody battle game bursts onto the screen with much more content than ever before. The game delights in pushing the boundaries of taste to the limits and people who have a love for blood and guts will be able to get their fix here. In addition, the game graphics look great, combined with a compelling storyline and interesting background music that really help to set the scene.

Some of the gruesome action includes impaling opponents on spikes, ripping them in half and stamping on their chest so that their internal organs are beaten to a pulp. For many people, this is sure to be one of the most exciting aspects of Mortal Kombat Komplete Edition and if simply reading about this type of thing makes you feel a little faint, you had better stay clear of the game altogether.

Mortal Kombat's Story mode demonstrates that there is much more to this game to keep players interested and involved. Each and every fight in the game is punctuated by special cinematics that take players on a narrative journey that picks up from the end of Moratl Kombat: Armageddon. The Thunder God Raiden is under attack from evil emperor Shao Kahn and if he is successful, Shao Kahn’s reign of terror will end the world as we know it. This storyline helps to put all the bloodshed into context and connects Mortal Kombat Komplete Edition to all the episodes that have gone before.

One of the main downsides with other versions of Mortal Kombat was that the controls were rather hard to use and it took a while to get to grips with the game. This has been rectified with this release and players should have no trouble learning to control the range of kicks, punches and special moves that are at their disposal. While performing special moves is no piece of cake, the ease of use of the controls now removes the feeling of frustration that players may have been left with previously and makes the fighting sequences more about skill and dexterity.

One of the new features that has been added to the game is the super metre. This gives players some extra options during fights such as X-rays, which treat gamers to an extra view of their opponent’s bones and organs as they are crushed, bashed and broken.

The bottom line is that if you enjoy playing Mortal Kombat you will love Mortal Kombat Komplete Edition. This is by far the biggest and baddest fighting game to date and the great storyline and well developed characters help add to the fun and mean that there is more going on here than simply beating your opponents into a bloody mess. Although of course you will have plenty of opportunities to do that too.

Pros

• A very detailed storyline
• The controls are easier to use than ever before
• Much more content to unlock
• Lots of challenging mini games
• Movers are satisfyingly brutal

Cons

• Some of the characters are not as well developed as others
• The game glitches from time to time