Five Easy Fatalities cost $0.99, while 30 Easy Fatalities cost $4.99. Rather "Easy Fatalities" must be purchased in five- or 30-use packages. They are for sale, though not as a persistent option that unlocks after purchase. "Easy Fatalities" allow players to trigger a signature Mortal Kombat finishing move at the end of a fight with the tap of two buttons. I can't wait to give the game a try, but I'm disappointed by this cynical downloadable content strategy. So I'm afraid your Xenomorph/Sub-Zero slashfic will have to remain in your head for the time being.Our friends at Polygon praised the new Mortal Kombat X in their recent review. Doesn't much help that the news that PC wasn't getting Kombat Pack 2 was revealed on fighting game forum Test Your Might, after fans started worrying in the wake of the PC logo being left off the Mortal Kombat XL trailer. And poorly-timed on Warners' part, given there's already a whole mess of people waiting to jump down their throats for twice failing to get Arkham Knight running well enough for everyone. SteamSpy, while it can never be 100% relied upon, suggests Mortal Kombat X has almost 500,000 PC sales, which is pretty decent, but reckons there was a peak of around 1000 concurrent players yesterday, which may be the more important figure. Complication and expense is probably very much an issue when it comes to balancing different versions of the game against each other in multiplayer, and at a guess the publishers have decided there isn't enough of a PC playerbase to justify it. I fear I'll sound like yer classicly ignorant Armchair Development Expert here but can it really be that hard or that costly to add characters for which all the assets are already in hand to the PC version? Probably yes, actually.
But it is certainly frustrating that DLC for an already-released game is being denied to one particular platform, especially seeing as that platform has already had the earlier DLC. As we all know, the most noble cause in the world bar none is making sure Assassin's Creed sequels launch day and date on all platforms. I wouldn't say a movie monster being air-lifted into a long-running fighting game series that it's otherwise unrelated too is the most noble cause in the world.
It's an as-yet unexplained and perhaps unwise move from Warner, the publisher already accused of unduly mucking PC-folk around with that very messy Arkham Knight port. The PC will also be denied the Mortal Kombat XL bundle-o-pack. It turns out that only the konsole I'm so sorry, console versions of the game will be receiving the Kombat Pack 2 DLC which contains the new chaps. There was much confused rejoicing earlier this month at news that the honest-to-God Alien (and also Leatherface, but whatever) was becoming a fighter in Mortal Kombat X, but now there is even more confused snarling.
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