One other complaint I have about Mortal Kombat in general is how I feel there is a need to relearn a character moveset with each new iteration. Others may be okay with how the game slows things down, but for me it felt like playing with an old arcade cabinet. Hopefully the speed and smoothness is ironed out by the time we get the full game in September. I even had to go and download MK11 to make sure I wasn’t just comparing it to Street Fighter 6, but sure enough combat in Mortal Kombat 11 felt oddly smoother and faster than in MK1. The characters in MK1 feel slow, like they are constantly trying to get speed built up.
These characters were enough of a selection to get a feel for the gameplay, but also where my complaints begin to arise. Playing and looking a lot like its predecessor Mortal Kombat 11 – there appeared to be spaces for 24 selectable main characters and 16 Kameo Fighter slots. As this is an early look, the only playable characters available were Sub Zero, Kenshi, Kitana and Liu Kang, as well as Sonya Blade, Kano and Jax as Kameo Fighters.
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