o pior MK ate então, serio como eles puderam piorar tudo do MK anterior, eles tentaram meter um jogo dark e tals, mas é só um jogo escuro, não de temas, e sim de brilho
a minha maior critica vai pelo lance da tecnologia e o mitaliarismo, claro todo mk sempre teve isso, mas isso estragou muitas coisas, ao menos pra mim MK sempre foi de artes marciais misturada com magias e uma tecnologia de vez em quando é claro, e não só
estragando personagens como o Johnny Cage, nada contra ele ter envelhecido é claro, desenvolvimento de personagem é sempre bem vindo, mas pqp pra que transformar ele num militar, perdeu muito do carisma que ele tinha.
Esse jogo falta muito do conteudo que tinha no Anterior.
fora todas essas coisas negativas, tem um bom elenco de personagens, inclusive personagens novos que são bem legais de se jogar como Takeda e O kung Jin, os unicos meio nhe do elenco novo são a Ferra/Torr e Dvorah, mas fora isso todos bem divertido de jogar
e bom, melhora bastante o combate do 9, sendo a unica coisa negativa essa ideia idiota de variação de personagens
todo ponto positivo desse jogo vem com 1 ponto negativo junto infelizmente, mas é um bom jogo de se jogar com os amigos

assim, eu sei que nenhum mk costuma ter uma história muito "uau", mas a desse jogo é simplesmente MUITO ruim.

os personagens novos são extremamente desinteressantes, parece que to assistindo uma novela dos rebeldes. tipo sério, aqueles personagens lixeira do mk armageddon que tem uma lore de duas linhas (escrito nas coxas ainda por cima) conseguem ter mais carisma que essa turma da mônica jovem.

a direção de arte também não me agradou, achei tudo muito escuro, sem vida, as expressões faciais dos personagens me causam estranheza...

enfim, a única coisa que se salva nesse jogo é a gameplay, que de fato é muito boa, uma das melhores da franquia na minha opinião.

I'll just preface this review by saying I'm not a fighting game expert. The last one I fully committed to was Mortal Kombat 9 all those years ago, although I have dabbled in Street Fighter and Guilty Gear over the years. I enjoy them, but I don't have friends who play fighting games, nor do I come to them early, so there is usually no one online. So if my review is lacking in certain mechanical aspects, that is the reason.

I've heard that this game is a bit of a red-headed stepchild of the reboot series (at least, pre-Motal Kombat 1), and I can absolutely see why. There are several aspects that I think are a bit flaccid compared to MK 9, even if the core fighting is fantastic. 

For one, the story isn't as good as what I remember from the previous release, but that did have the benefit of using the OG games as a source. This was the first to have a wholly unique story. The basic premise is as follows: Shinnock, an evil Elder God, had his lifeforce sucked into an amulet. Twenty-five years later, this amulet was stolen by Kano and given to Milenna for an attempted coup d’état against Kotal Khan in the Outworld. The story spirals out from there, with the ramifications of these events, along with the aftermath of MK9, deeply influencing the plot. To fully grasp everyone’s motivations, familiarity with the previous game’s context is essential. There are a couple of structural things that left me a bit cold. There are a lot of flashbacks that muddy the narrative; some parts seem rushed, and the ending is flaccid. I had fun, don't get me wrong, but it was rather underwhelming.

I have that feeling about a few other parts of the game, to be honest. The graphics, for instance, show their age a lot more than you'd think for a game that is only nine years old. Mortal Kombat X exhibits a common visual trend known as ‘Unreal Engine Syndrome,’ characterised by a muted, brown-dominated colour palette. It makes the game not really 'pop.' The facial animations of the human characters in the cutscenes are firmly in the uncanny valley, which stems from the more'realistic' (as a game involving ninjas, gods, and an insect lady can be) style it has. Additionally, the transitions from cutscene to gameplay are rather jarring these days, as the quality of the CGI doesn't match the resolution of the graphics. The concept retained from MK9 is commendable, and I’m pleased it was preserved. However, by today’s standards, it no longer stands out as particularly remarkable. It is rather unfair of me to criticise the graphics of such an old game, but it just solidifies my opinion that stylized graphics age a lot better than any attempts at realism.

I don't want to keep criticising the game because there is a lot to like. I love the characters, for one. Almost all of them are instantly iconic and have never looked better. A personal favourite is Jax; his arms look so sick, and his character matures a lot (I guess having your arms ripped off and then being killed does that to you). A lot of the new characters are really good, with Kotal Kharn and D'vora being real highlights; they're unique even when compared to the zany roster. I do think the more human characters, the Kombat Kids and Johnny Cage, are a bit more subdued and generic in comparison to the very best. The unlockable skins do help in that regard. The backgrounds are equally as good, although the Unreal Engine issue does dull them somewhat. The visceral impact of executing a fatality in Mortal Kombat X is so profound that it often leaves me in awe. This franchise has always pushed the boundaries of intensity, and this installment significantly raises the stakes. In terms of style, MKX is a monumental advancement over its predecessor; it portrays female characters with more realism and less objectification, a change that deserves recognition.

The gameplay is incredible, to put it mildly. It builds upon MK9 in all the right ways by increasing the speed and adding some bits and pieces to give each match some more tactical depth. For instance, you can cancel out of a throw and instead push the person away, which gives a great opportunity to unleash some hell. The tutorial excels at providing a comprehensive introduction to various moves, ranging from juggles to combos. However, it does omit minitue, which I presume is best mastered through extensive gameplay. The story mode really helps teach you bits and pieces about several characters, giving you four fights with each character, but it leaves a go-half or more completely untouched. Sure, I saw Reptile being played by the computer against me, but I never touched him until I decided to use him in an exhibition match. I feel like the previous game was a bit better in that regard, which is unfortunate. I am dreadful at the game, resorting to button-mashing a lot rather than stringing combos, but I still had a lot of fun.

I wish I had played this game when it came out. There is a lot of stuff in MKX, but it relies on friends and a vibrant online community to really make the most of the game. Yes, the towers, basically in arcade mode, are there, but they don't replace the real thing, and I didn't want to grind out points and coins by repeatedly playing them. So there is a lot of stuff I haven't unlocked in Krypt, but there is only so much music and concept art one can stomach. Despite these misgivings, playing MKX is gallons of fun; it is just missing that je ne sais quoi that stops it from being a really great game. 

this is for the story mode. Despite the fact I cant play mk9 without buying a ps3 I still enjoyed this story. this did feel way shorter than I was expecting however. The kombat kids I do personally enjoy even if most people don't. Shinnok is cool as the villian and i liked what happened to him. There was a lot of stuff im confused on considering the roster of mk11. However i really liked the quick time events in the story made it very enjoyable. I dont know what else to say but that I enjoyed it. will be playing mk11 story soon

That game was a huge disappointment for me, but it's not its fault. In 2014, I was visiting my friend, and he had some sort of PlayStation and some sort of latest Mortal Kombat. I was so charmed by that game! And I thought if I ever bought the console, I would find this game! And years later, at the end of 2016, I bought a PS4. And I bought the latest MK. And it was another game! With new, unfamiliar characters! What I thought! And then I investigated the subject. The game that charmed me was MK IX! which don't exist on PS4! only PS3! And the game I bought is MKX. 

apesar de quebrado a vezes, mkx tem uma gameplay empolgante e diverte muito. sou um grande fã de mk e dos fgc da netherhealm em geral, e tendo a dizer que o mkx é o meu game favorito da segunda trilogia 2d de mk e do renascimento da netherhealm como um todo.
apesar de ter agradado muito o meu gosto pessoal, mkx é lotado de problemas. o modo historia é pessimo, a ponto das hqs lançadas antes como prologo do game serem melhores, os graficos são pifios se levarmos em consideração a epoca em q ele saiu, e a gameplay também não é a mais equilibrada de todas.
mesmo ciente de todos esses erros, algo sempre me chama de volta ao game. talvez seja a atmosfera sombria, talvez seja a gameplay rapida e empolgante, eu realmente não sei. o que eu sei é que apesar de tudo mkx é um jogaço.