Like the Injustice series, models look semi-realistic and move like it, too, with hair and attire flowing naturally with movement. In the foreground of those stages, gorgeous character models inflict some of the most brutal damage video games have ever seen. Among the memorable details, underground caverns have bright candles in the foreground, and an expansive arena has droves of crowds in the background cheering the fighters on as they dance in the sand. Stages are varied, bright and interactive, compelling players to pay close attention or else the opposition could use the stage to their advantage and swing a fight. The game runs well on any format without a hiccup, enabling the fluid, bloody combat to steal the show.
So goes the benefits a game like MK11 receives for releasing near what is presumably the end of a console generation.
Mortal Kombat X wasn't a slouch in the visuals department when it released four years ago, yet MK11 is a noticeable upgrade.
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