Had a great time playing this at level 1 against my 55 level friend :)

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(i forgor to review💀)This game is cool and Tower's of Time, Online ToT is recommended good but
Don't get ass clapped on Online

Eh good enough for a follow up game to X

The game is completely unplayable,
Not because the game is bad, but ever since MK1 dropped I've been having a technical issue in all online matches where it just kicks me out and gives me a message saying "the session was desynchronized" I tried to search it online and it seems like a lot of people are dealing with the same issue from different times. I've been trying to play the game for 2 days now but can't get a full match at all

I literally can't play the game that I paid for. Absolute scam.

after an hour of trying to play online ranked and casual matches i was able to finish ONE match. every single bloody time i would hit round 2 with an opponent the match would desync and automatically end the match. when looking online i only found one fix which ended up not working. i bought this game for the online play and can't okay that very mode the rest of the game is fun and the story is fairly engaging but the online play is horrible.

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What was once an iconic fighting game franchise—celebrated for its brutal gameplay, memorable characters, and unapologetically campy, testosterone-fueled aesthetic—has been reduced to a decrepit shell of woke pandering and forced virtue signaling. The very spirit that defined the Mortal Kombat saga has been dismembered without any finesse or purpose.

Character Models:
From the very first glance at the character models, it becomes apparent that there is an intentional effort to make the once-beloved fighters as physically unappealing as possible. Gone are the fierce and distinct visages of iconic characters like Sonya Blade or Mileena. Instead, we are subjected to what can only be described as intentionally decrepit renderings of formerly heroic figures. The women, in particular, are grotesquely de-feminized in an obscene attempt to fit a modern, politically-driven aesthetic focused on erasing any feminine qualities, reducing the characters to featureless, androgynous figures devoid of curves or grace.

Every single female character looks like a bizarre amalgamation of a person undergoing hormone replacement therapy—devoid of any sexuality, flat-chested, and disturbingly androgynous. It is as if the developers took the most extreme interpretation of "non-sexualization" and injected it with a heavy dose of ideological testosterone blockers. The end result is an army of characters that feel hollow and soulless, stripped of both their original allure and personality. It is nothing short of a deception, marketed as progress but, in reality, an attempt to deconstruct what made the franchise engaging in the first place.

Forced Diversity:
Diversity, when done right, can enrich a narrative. But MK11’s ham-fisted, woke approach to representation is both laughable and condescending. Every character seems to be meticulously crafted to tick off some demographic box. This isn’t representation; it’s a hollow exercise in pandering that reduces individuals to their identity markers. What’s hilarious, in a darkly ironic way, is how the developers seem to believe they are making bold statements by reducing their characters to symbols of diversity, while completely ignoring the importance of well-written personalities and backstories and gameplay that actually matter to players.

The inclusion of characters who look like they belong in a poorly-thought-out "diversity catalog" rather than a brutal fighting tournament is painfully obvious. There is nothing organic about this representation. It's as though the creative team behind MK11 sat in a boardroom and said, "We need more diversity, but make sure don’t resemble anyone from the past because we can’t risk offending anyone who might perceive the designs as too sexualized or too masculine." This approach leads to laughably bland characters, devoid of the energy, charisma, and depth that earlier iterations had.

Voice Acting:
The voice acting is another tragic element of MK11’s disastrous attempt at a serious narrative. The performances range from uninspired to outright laughable, with lines delivered in such a flat tone that it's hard to believe these actors were allowed to submit these takes without re-recording. There’s no passion, no intensity—just the impression that the actors themselves were bored or even confused by the ludicrous quotes they’ve been handed. Characters that once had strong, distinct voices now sound interchangeable, blending into a monotone farce of diversity-driven conformity.

Gameplay:
As if the character designs and voice acting weren’t enough to signal the game's downfall, the gameplay itself is a disappointing mess. What was once a classic fast-paced, intuitive combat system has been replaced with clunky, unresponsive mechanics. Combos, which once flowed naturally and allowed for creativity, now feel forced and unintuitive. The fluidity that once made Mortal Kombat stand out in the fighting game community has been replaced by a stilted and restrictive system that seems more concerned with looking good on paper than feeling good in execution. The franchise has lost the raw, visceral feel that once made each fight exhilarating and satisfying. The once-bold violence now seems like a faint echo of what it used to be, reduced to absurd caricatures of its former glory, likely diluted to accommodate the 17+ rating when it should have remained strictly 18+ to honor the franchise’s tradition of unapologetic violence and gore.

Narrative:
If there’s one area where MK11 truly collapses under the weight of its woke aspirations, it’s the narrative. The story, which in previous titles, while often nonsensical, at least had a sense of fun and excitement, Has been reduced to a tired, predictable slog, forcefully shoehorning an unrealistic image of strong female figures, where the exaggerated portrayal feels so contrived that it's almost insulting in its obviousness. Every plot twist feels contrived, every character arc manipulated to serve some sort of ideological agenda rather than the actual progression of the story. It’s as if the developers believe that the only way to make a compelling narrative is by force-feeding the audience a diet of superficial moral platitudes, rather than trusting the players to engage with the game’s realm on their own terms.

The forced diversity bleeds into the story itself, making every interaction feel contrived and forced. Gone is the sense of camaraderie and rivalry that once defined the relationships between characters. Instead, we are subjected to a joyless, moralizing narrative that seeks to impose its worldview on the player rather than invite them into the realm of Mortal Kombat. The result is a game that feels more like a lecture than an immersive experience.

Conclusion: A Decrepit Deception
Mortal Kombat 11 is not merely a grotesque travesty; it is a deliberate desecration of its own legacy, a hollow vessel warped into an ideological puppet. The intent to align with the fashionable, vacuous collective consciousness of "wokeness" is glaringly obvious, a calculated move to polarize and alienate the original fanbase that once reveled in the unfiltered brutality and unapologetic spirit of the franchise. Every element of the game—down to the most minuscule details in character modeling, the lifeless voice acting, the sterile narrative—has been forcefully twisted into an obscenely transparent political manifesto, where gameplay is relegated to a mere afterthought, an accessory to the developers' obsession with virtue-signaling. The game’s resources have been entirely redirected to broadcast its new ideological path, forsaking the visceral essence that defined Mortal Kombat, and transforming it into an almost farcical display of compliance with the current cultural orthodoxy. The creators' myopic focus on propagating this agenda insults the intelligence of the fans, betraying a once-beloved series in favor of shallow pandering and grotesque ideological servitude, ensuring that the Mortal Kombat of old is forever entombed.

Muy divertido juego tanto para jugar solo como para jugar entre amigos; recomendado.

me cogieron horrible en el online. Recomiendo 👍