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- Featuring Klassics such as Scorpion, Sub-Zero, Raiden and Kano, as well as new characters such as Cassie Cage, Kotal Kahn, Ferra-Torr and D'Vorah, the roster will include fan favorites where both good and evil must battle it out.
- Mortal Kombat X offers three different versions for each playable character, all of which have their own fighting style, special moves, abilities and strategies.
- A deep story mode continues up to 25 years after the events of 2011's Mortal Kombat and advances the dark tale - introducing new characters such as Cassie Cage, daughter of fan favorites Sonya Blade and Johnny Cage.
- Mortal Kombat X introduces the next evolution of fighting with the return of X-ray and Finishing Moves that showcase brutal battles like never before with enhanced graphics and animations.
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ASIN | B00KOOUVNI |
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Release date | April 14, 2015 |
Customer Reviews |
4.6 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #36,066 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games) #1,740 in PlayStation 4 Games |
Product Dimensions | 0.6 x 5.3 x 6.7 inches; 3.2 ounces |
Type of item | Video Game |
Language | English |
Rated | Mature |
Item model number | 1000507059 |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Item Weight | 3.2 ounces |
Manufacturer | Warner Home Video - Games |
Date First Available | September 27, 2017 |
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Fueled by next-gen technology, Mortal Kombat X combines unparalleled, cinematic presentation with all new gameplay to deliver the most brutal Kombat experience ever. For the first time ever, Mortal Kombat X gives players the ability to choose from multiple variations of each character impacting both strategy and fighting style. And with a new fully-connected gameplay experience, players are launched into a persistent online contest where every fight matters in a global battle for supremacy.
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Cassie CageThe daughter of Johnny Cage and Sonya Blade, has a lot to live up to. Her parents were among the few kombatants to survive the wars against Outworld and NetherRealm, and were instrumental to EarthRealm's victories. Cassie is as strong-willed--and occasionally hotheaded--as her mother; and as quick-witted as her beloved dad, which makes her popular within her Special Forces unit. |
D'VorahIs of a race called the Kytinn, which populates the island realm of Arnyek. The solitary nature of the Kytinn meant a common defense of their realm was impossible; thus it was conquered and merged with Outworld by Shao Kahn. D'Vorah's loyalty and insightfulness, unusual traits for a Kytinn, led to her quick political rise. |
Ferra/TorrThe dual being known as Ferra/Torr is mysterious even to their closest allies. It's rumored that Torr and Ferra were Outworld citizens, captured and permanently tethered to each other by the evil sorcerer Shang Tsung in the bowels of his Flesh Pits. They're more likely members of a forgotten symbiotic race, in which the 'rider' bonds with a 'mount.' The rider, Ferra, serves as the de facto brains of the duo, while the hulking Torr is the muscle. It's possible they communicate with each other telepathically, or that Ferra can actually understand Torr’s booming grunts. Found roaming the Tarkatan Wastes by Kotal Kahn’s troops, Ferra/Torr were pressed into service as the emperor’s personal bodyguards. |
Johnny CageHollywood action hero Johnny Cage entered his first Mortal Kombat tournament for the publicity. Raiden observed that the arrogant, loquacious Cage, was 'a hero. .. though he may not yet know it.' Raiden was correct, of course: Johnny's martial arts skills were not special effects--and were pivotal in EarthRealm's victory. |
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KanoKano is a member of the Black Dragon, a group of international arms dealers. Sonya, Jax and the Special Forces have been trying to shut them down for decades. Though he's from EarthRealm (Australia), Kano usually sides with his home realm's enemies. In the past he provided high tech weapons both to Shao Kahn's Outworld armies and Shinnok and Quan Chi of the NetherRealm. After Shinnok's defeat Kano returned to Outworld, keeping a low profile but making a tidy profit running guns from Earth to Outworld. |
Kotal KhanKotal Khan was a young boy in the warrior realm of Osh-Tekk when it was merged with Outworld by Shao Kahn. He grew up admiring the Outworld emperor. But Kotal kept hidden from Shao Kahn a secret Osh-Tekk portal to EarthRealm. Kotal's 'magical' appearances and demonstrations of great power in EarthRealm led its inhabitants to declare him a god, whom they called Buluc. After Shao Kahn was killed in the war with EarthRealm, Kotal served Shao Kahn’s heir Mileena. But her instability eventually led Kotal to overthrow her and assume the emperorship. |
MileenaPerceiving a lack of loyalty in his adopted daughter, Kitana, Shao Kahn ordered Shang Tsung to create a replacement, a daughter worthy to be his heir. Shang Tsung fulfilled Shao Kahn's order by fusing Tarkatan DNA with Kitana’s. The resulting hybrid Mileena is as bloodthirsty and vicious as a Tarkatan, but possesses the martial artistry and poise of an Edenian. |
RaidenRaiden is the God of Thunder and the Protector of EarthRealm. Millennia ago he and the Elder Gods defeated Shinnok, who sought dominion over the realms. More recently, Raiden thwarted Outworld's attempts to conquer and merge with EarthRealm. However victory came at great cost. Many of Raiden's closest allies were killed in the battle. Raiden's strength was further tested when an escaped Shinnok’s NetherRealm armies attacked an EarthRealm weakened by war. Ultimately Raiden imprisoned Shinnok again--this time in Shinnok's own Amulet. |
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ScorpionHanzo Hasashi was a member of the Shirai-Ryu assassin clan until they and his family were killed by Sub-Zero of the rival Lin Kuei clan. Hanzo's soul was claimed by the NetherRealm sorcerer Quan Chi, who resurrected him as the revenant Scorpion and gave him the chance to avenge his family's deaths. |
Sub-ZeroKuai Liang and his older brother Bi-Han served the Lin Kuei assassin clan faithfully until the first Mortal Kombat tournament. There Bi-Han, code-named Sub-Zero, was killed by the demon Scorpion. Kuai Liang assumed the Sub-Zero mantle and went to Outworld to find his brother's killer. |
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Customers find the game brings back a lot of memories and keeps them occupied. They also appreciate the incredible graphics and more realistic style. They are satisfied with quality, violence/gore, and value. However, some customers feel the story is weaker and rushed. They disagree on characters, and interactivity.
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Customers find the quality of the game awesome, fun, and worth playing. They also appreciate the nice gameplay, brutal fighting, and iconic characters. They mention that the story mode is enjoyable and the coolest Krypt of any MK game. Overall, customers say the game is well done.
"...At its core, Mortal Kombat X is a great game, almost certainly the best installment in the series and it should be judged for the quality of its..." Read more
"...That's one thing that I don't really like -- the fatalities. A lot are really good, others just seem to be sort of repetitive, or at least very..." Read more
"...The arenas are cool, and they're interactive. You can use props to your advantage. I like how some of the alternate costumes are old school...." Read more
"...THE KRYPTThe krypt is epic, they have totally nailed it this time, you can unlock awesome skins, and just about everything else!..." Read more
Customers find the graphics in the video game software incredible, gorgeous, and realistic. They also say the fatalities are beautiful and the fighting graphics are great. Customers also mention that the cut scenes are nicely done and the characters look great. They say the arenas are cool and interactive.
"...The grittier, more realistic style than previous entries shows off the current gen capabilities nicely, and all of the stages look unique and..." Read more
"...The stages are busy with background characters. The cut scenes are nicely done. The characters look great. The voice acting is awesome...." Read more
"...The arenas are cool, and they're interactive. You can use props to your advantage. I like how some of the alternate costumes are old school...." Read more
"...1. the three variation fight system is awesome!2.The graphics are amazing!3. you can still fight as most of the dead characters!4...." Read more
Customers like the violence and gore in the video game. They mention that it delivers in spades, with great fatalities and brutalities. They also say that the fighting is quick and vastly different between the different factions. Customers also say the game is one of the most brutal video games they've ever played, with lots of blood and guts.
"...It has a fair amount of stages, good fatalities, brutalities (though some are hard to pull off), great graphics and the over all atmosphere of the..." Read more
"...the combat styles, the characters, the environments, and the fatalities are top notch...." Read more
"...1. The new "stance" fighting mode rips some signature moves away from some of my favorite characters and I wonder why they couldn't use like..." Read more
"...Including easy fatalities, but limited, which is a down side because to unlock all easy fatalities you will have to purchase it on which ever console..." Read more
Customers like the value of the video game. They say it's a great game at a good price, and worth the monies. Some mention that the game has so much replay value it'd be unreal.
"...which I understand to come with extra skins and such, the price doesn't seem too terrible...." Read more
"...have come out with an injustice style 3 on 3 mobile fighting game, it's free and you get extra skins if you play it...." Read more
"...$40 is a good price for this game, but fighting games tend to get cheaper quickly, so there is nothing wrong with waiting a little more." Read more
"...really want to experience everything the game has to offer, the price is deceiving as you won't have to buy into these DLC elements in order to..." Read more
Customers find the game brings back a lot of memories. They say it's refreshing rather than jarring, exciting, and shows that a fighting game can have an interesting story.
"...I've played through the story mode and it does keep your attention. After you play, stay for the end credit movie...." Read more
"...Once again Netherrealm studios shows that a fighting game can have an interesting story to go along with just the matches...." Read more
"...each character and there are so many things to do, it'll keep you busy for hours." Read more
"...heartfelt than previous games in the series, but it's more refreshing than it is jarring...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the interactivity. Some mention that the moves are really nice, and the stage interactions are very familiar to the injustice game. However, others say that the graphics are great, but the gameplay is disappointing, and repetitive.
"...A lot are really good, others just seem to be sort of repetitive, or at least very similar...." Read more
"...Quick time events are spread throughout the cinematic segments to keep you on edge during cut scenes...." Read more
"...The krypt itself is huge and a bit clunky to navigate in my opinion...." Read more
"...The graphics on this game are sick. The X-Ray moves are amazing, and I like that the game designers did a good job of keeping most of the characters..." Read more
Customers are mixed about the characters. Some find them nice, excellent, and great looking. They also say the stages are busy with background characters and the skin diversity is better than it ever has been. However, other customers say that some of their favorite characters are no longer an option, the new characters are not compelling, and the games are missing characters.
"I must say, this game is really beautiful. The stages are busy with background characters. The cut scenes are nicely done...." Read more
"...Honestly I don't see the problem with it. The characters aren't included on disc, they're not even clomplete yet, and at five dollars per individual..." Read more
"...I like how some of the alternate costumes are old school...." Read more
"...Each character has 3 different fighting styles, which makes it harder to master any given character offensively, and even more difficult to master..." Read more
Customers find the storyline of the video game software weak and repetitive. They also mention that the story mode is short and seems rushed.
"...CONS:1.the story mode kind of sucks... I mean it's alright, but not nearly as good as mortal kombat 9...." Read more
"...5th: The story mode is shorter and seems rushed especially since again new characters following the 20-25 years following MK 9...." Read more
"...further elucidate the character's story and are generally just plain awful narratives...." Read more
"...You can beat it in maybe 4 hours, and how they set up the battle scenes gets very repetitive...." Read more
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There's plenty of content packed onto the disc, as well. The story mode, though comprised of fewer chapters than the previous game's, feels to be about the same length, and is even more cinematic, and probably more entertaining. Quick time events are spread throughout the cinematic segments to keep you on edge during cut scenes. Unfortunately, the outcome of the these quick time events don't seem to affect the fights that follow them, though it's still entertaining to see how differently a scripted fight can turn out depending on your reactions. MKX consolidates the arcade ladder and the challenge tower of the previous game with the new tower mode, which includes the "klassic tower," test your luck, test your might, endless, and survivor. Added to these are the "Living Towers" with three separate challenge towers that change at various intervals, though these require an internet connection to access. There's quite a bit to choose from for anyone looking for a single player experience.
As for multi player modes, it's unfortunate that the tag team options did not return, but there's a decent amount of choices for you and your friends. There is, of course, the standard versus match, which is as fun as ever, though thanks to the new variation system, match ups can be a bit more unpredictable. Even less predictable is the test your luck versus mode, which randomly grants one or both players various status effects which can help or hinder and can potentially give a new comer to Mortal Kombat the upper hand over a seasoned veteran. The "Kustom Kombat" mode allows players to pick and choose these status effects, or at least the ones that have been thus far unlocked, making for some very interesting matches. As for the online components of the game, my experience has been limited. Mortal Kobat X's netcode seems to be about the same as Injustice's, which is to say not very good. I don't actually care for playing online, but I gave it a try just to see how it would work, it takes a while to find a match, and once one has been found, the main problem I've experienced is lag. My character is unresponsive, taking half a second or more to execute any command. From what I hear, online matches also drop frequently due to desynchronization. Online is probably the game's weakest aspect, but for someone like me who doesn't play online, this isn't actually a big issue.
I can't say I completely understand all the backlash this game and the developers are getting for their DLC policies. It's all optional, no one is forcing anyone to buy it. If you can't pull off a fatality, then instead of purchasing easy fatality tokens with your money, go spend some time in fatality practice mode, it costs nothing extra. Don't want to pay $20 to unlock the krypt? Then don't, spend some time playing the game and earn koins, and have a little patience. There's a lot in there, you won't unlock everything instantly (I mean, unless you want to spend actual cash). I played the game before and after the day one patch, it's not drastically harder to earn in game currency now then it was then. I can play for an hour or two and earn enough to unlock a decent handful of content in the krypt. I was less enthused with the patch nerfing Erron Black though.
I especially don't understand the reaction to Downloadable characters. Goro, I get, he had to have been on disc from the start because the download wouldn't have been big enough to contain the data required for a new character and all that goes with it. I can understand why people don't want to have to pay extra for something that is essentially already there, but being that I pre-ordered, I didn't have to pay extra for Goro, so, personally, I'm not bitter about it. The rest of the downloadable characters, however, are being subtly and gradually included in game patches to allow trial based access via the living towers so everyone can try the new characters before they buy them. I believe this to be a good play, it'll give people opportunities to play as characters they may have otherwise had no interest in. Honestly I don't see the problem with it. The characters aren't included on disc, they're not even clomplete yet, and at five dollars per individual character or 30 for the season pass, which I understand to come with extra skins and such, the price doesn't seem too terrible. But if you find the price too steep, again, you don't have to buy it and the base game itself is already enjoyable.
At its core, Mortal Kombat X is a great game, almost certainly the best installment in the series and it should be judged for the quality of its game play rather than for individual opinions of video game politics. The content released on disc at launch is by no means lacking and everything that's there is solid. The game deserves recognition no matter how you feel about how the developers and their parent company handles post launch content. If you enjoy the game, why not leave it at that?
The story mode is great, especially for a fighting game. You get to fight with a few of the older characters, but are also introduced to fresh new characters. Most of them are children of, or at least kin to the other characters. The older characters are just that, older. It's nice to have a game that is almost 25 years old, have characters finally look like they are close to 25 years older. The story picks up right after MK 9, and pulls you in from there.
The fighting in this game is very similar to Injustice: Gods Among Us. The game allows you to interact with the background, using boards, people and other things to your advantage. This go around they have added a few QTEs. They're spread out enough that you don't get board with them. Actually, I looked forward to doing them. Most of the characters specials are the same as in the earlier games, so you will be comfortable straight from the start. The options button brings up the menu for the controls so you can learn the move sets easier.
I've played through the story mode and it does keep your attention. After you play, stay for the end credit movie. I will say this about the story mode. It introduces some characters with little to no background on them. Some seemed to be rushed. Others just disappear with no real reason as to why. It's still good, but sort of leaves you wondering.
This game has a lot of characters from the get go. A lot of older faces return, mixed with the new younger crowd. If you bought this as a pre order, you can play as Goro. As most have heard, you will be able to buy more characters -- looks to be about $30. Not sure what all comes with the DLC, so I'll keep my opinion on that to myself. I know that Jason Vorhees and the Predator are part of that DLC. It'll be interesting to see how they fight, their specials and of course the fatalities.
That's one thing that I don't really like -- the fatalities. A lot are really good, others just seem to be sort of repetitive, or at least very similar. They're of course as gruesome as ever, but almost seem to be repeats of earlier games. There are several videos on YouTube, so you can watch them to see which ones you like.
I will caution this. When I put the disc in and it downloaded, it added the update. Once the game started, a few seconds after it got to the main menu, it crashed. The PS4 said that the Mortal Kombat App crashed and had me send a report. It did this 3 times. I deleted the game, and re-downloaded everything. Again, it crashed. Finally, I got it to work. Not sure why this happened. I was able to play the story mode with no problems and also play a Tower game this morning.
Overall, I would say this is one of, if not the best MK game out.
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