Mortal Kombat 11 is finished, NetherRealm is moving on to a new project

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To a higher degree two years after its release in April 2019, after adding 12 characters send-release, Mortal Kombat 11 is officially finished. NetherRealm Studios said on Twitter today that it's time to affect connected to other things, and zero boost content will equal made for the game.

"NetherRealm is now focusing along its incoming project and after more 2 years of supporting Mortal Kombat 11, DLC for the game, including characters, has add up to an end," the studio tweeted.

NetherRealm is right away focusing on its next project and after more cardinal old age of supporting Mortal Kombat 11, DLC for the game, including characters, has come to an death.July 2, 2021

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Mortal Kombatants might be disappointed that there South Korean won't be some much '90s movie cameos stepping into Earthrealm, but with the bad news comes more or less good: NetherRealm is moving on to something freshly. Nonentity was said about what that new thing might be, but our guess is that we're active to be earreach something about Unfairness 3 in the comparatively draw close future.

Injustice, for those non familiar with the name, is a fighting game that's very much like Mortal Kombat, simply with DC Comics characters and to a greater extent of a focus on singleplayer. In point of fact, we same in our 85% recap of Injustice 2 that the "lavishly produced story more ... does a significantly break job of telling a Batman vs Superman story than the picture."

An unconfirmed tease for Injustice 3 surfaced in August 2020, although hopes that information technology would comprise unveiled at the subsequent Fandome outcome didn't come through and through. But that's not the only possibility: Rumors accept also surfaced in Recent epoch months that NetherRealm is working on a Marvel fighting game, a possibility that Mortal Kombat creator ED Boon appeared to play up in May.

That seems unlikely given that NetherRealm is owned away Warner Bros. (the parent fellowship of DC Comics), which also has UK studio apartment Rocksteady functional on Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League. But in a existence where Fortnite is a punchbowl for every brand known to mankind, perchance a universe-spanning fighting game is on the nose what's next for NetherRealm, after years of pulling characters from different franchises into Mortal Kombat.