Mortal Kombat Komplete Edition (3 of 5)
There are very few surprises in MKKE
Here's some brutal violence that won't mean anything in three seconds. Oh video games.
The most impressive achievement in this game is that it reboots over a decade of Mortal Kombat history and makes a fairly cohesive (if still full of plot holes) narrative out of it. I personally don't care about any of it, but for fans of the series, it's probably very satisfying.
Other than that, the experience is largely forgettable. Fighting games are one of the most demanding genres and if you don't have a community at your skill level, it doesn't seem worth it to get invested. Still, I wanted to see what had become of Mortal Kombat, and it appears to be getting along fine.
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Great breakdown of Mortal Kombat Komplete Edition — the roster depth and the way the Komplete Edition bundles the DLC really show why this version still holds up for fighting-game fans. I have been enjoying a similar pick-up-and-play feel on mobile lately with Naruto Senki Mod APK, a fan-made 2D fighting game for Android with a large character roster. The offline matches make it easy to jump in for a quick bout, much like a classic arcade session. Thanks for the detailed review and the character notes.
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