The character will be available in the game from this January 28. New preview in the form of the charismatic character's video, via DLC.
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment has presented the first official gameplay trailer of the Joker in Mortal Kombat 11. The archenemy by par excellence of Batman, one of the most recognizable villains in the DC Comics universe, will be present at the fighting title of NetherRealms Studios as of this January 28. Thus he develops in combat.
The video, which is just over two minutes long, serves as an example to give us an idea of what awaits us at the end of the month. Joker is presented as a versatile character, with a large cast of movements and able to use different elements to demonstrate, among so much action and frenetism, that his comic character is inescapable. It has also been seen its fatality, the most violent movement of its fan.
To get Joker in Mortal Kombat 11 you need, in addition to the complete base game, get the Kombat Pack, a season pass that, for 39.99 euros, offers a total of six additional characters (Shang Tsung, Nightwolf, Terminator T -800, Sindel, Joker and Spawn) and one week for each of them. Therefore, for those who are not interested in the rest and only want the Joker, as it is known in Latin America, they can also do it, but seven days later. Its price will be 5.99 euros, the same as the other additional characters of the title. In all cases the seven skins of each fighter are included.
Mortal Kombat 11: Complete Kombat Pack
One of the great news related to the current situation of the game is that it will soon have crossplay; that is, that users of PS4 and Xbox One – the only platforms affected for now – will be able to play each other in online multiplayer games, an unprecedented situation for the saga and for Warner Bros. in the videogame sector.
Mortal Kombat 11 is an international success. According to data from the NPD Group, we are facing the second best-selling game of the fighting genre of what we have been generating in the United States, just behind Mortal Kombat X. You can read our original Reviews here.
