Warner Bros today announced that Mortal Kombat XL for PC will be available for purchase on October 4th. Originally developed by NetherRealm Studios, Mortal Kombat XL is adapted for PC by Qloc.
Additionally on that day, current owners of Mortal Kombat X on PC will be able to download the latest patch for free, giving players access to all of the latest balance updates as well as the enhanced online experience, that was available in the recent beta test for the game.
According to the press release, Mortal Kombat XL offers the ultimate Mortal Kombat X experience that includes the main game and all content featured in upcoming Kombat Pack 2:
- Brand new playable characters the Xenomorph from Alien, Leatherface from The Texas Chainsaw Massacre horror film series, Triborg and Bo’Rai Cho
- Apocalypse Skin Pack
- Previously released content including playable Goro, Brazil Skin Pack, Kold War Skin Pack and Kold War Scorpion Skin
Also included with Mortal Kombat XL are previously released downloadable content from the original Kombat Pack:
- Playable characters Predator, Jason Voorhees, Tremor and Tanya, with each accompanied by three themed skins
- Samurai Skin Pack
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I hope it’s cheap
I fully enjoyed the beta it was so much better than high voltages disaster
So did i! I plan on buying them game and play 4-5 match when i get into a gaming session 🙂
I thought it looked really nice, but there was no practice mode to learn the combos. So basically i had to button mash.
Not sure if they are going to do an outstanding job. A quick look into their company shows they are a jack of all trades kind of group that take on anything rather than being a master at a few jobs instead. Also their company employee history has more people in business planning and projects than actual game devs themselves, this is worrying.
Sounds like you just started PC gaming if you never heard of them or at least you don’t play fighting games 🙂
Near-nobody ever knows about porting studios. Their logos just about never appear at start-up, & most of the time they’re not even credited with the porting work itself, which makes it extremely difficult to associate them with anything.
If you’re lucky, sometimes you catch a porting studio’s name in the game’s credits, but that’s about it, really, unless the developers themselves have discussed the porting & who’s handling it, which isn’t always the case.
They port resident evil 6 and its really good PC port,you shouldn’t worry
Check out their Polish Wikipedia page, apparently they’ve worked on quite a few PC games not listed on the English Wikipedia page.
The news here is not about MKXL, is that WB actually learns.
Learns what, not to screw people over?
Wait until Injustice 2 before you call that one. This could easily just be a big PR job.
Learnes that to do a pc version right they must hire a PC developer with lot of pc experience like QLOC and not someone who dont know what they are doing.
QLOC’s resume is iffy, at best.
“Lot of PC experience” isn’t exactly the words I’d use to describe them with. Nixxes or Iron Galaxy would have been a better choice, really, but I guess WB wants to do this on the cheap.
They also aren’t PC dudes either, their site states that they do porting of all kinds, which cites them as jack of all trades, master of none.
If these guys were pro big PC devs then I’d know of it the way I do for Nixxies and CDPR.
They are good enough to make MK XL run flawless online. Sounds like you don’t play fighting games on PC much… SFIV, SF X Tekken, .. And now MK XL
And btw Nixxies has been porting games on PC since 2000… I remember how they ported over soul reaver on PC and my Dreamcast version looked better then my PC version…
QLOC has been around for quite a while. They mainly do contractual and porting work for other studios. Odd that you never heard of them sine they handled the PC versions of SF4 and the DMC reboot and did a very good job.
have you played the pc versions of SSF4 AE SFXTK Resident evil 6 DMC Remeber me and Dragon dogma? All of them worked 1080p 60 fps max settings from day one of release for me. They also did pc versions Tales that also were ok. They know their job. I dont think that Nixxes is better than them i think they as good as them. Iron galaxy would had been the worst choice.
Huh. Interesting, their Polish Wiki page features way more credits than their English Wiki page.
Iron Galaxy, they did Arkham Knight…
Yeah but they also did Arkham Origins, which gameplay bugs aside, is a rather good port.
While Iron Galaxy’s role in the AK Port is definitely suspicious, it is worth keeping in mind they only work with what they’re provided, as they don’t have access to the game files in the same way that Rocksteady does. Regardless, I doubt we’ll ever know who really f*cked up.
Maybe Iron Galaxy was having a bad day, after all. Maybe – bla bla bla.
Look up the team, it sounds like a PR job to me.
More team members for that hired team that aren’t from the games industry let alone core game designers. Promises of “quality assurance” and yet their site has no history of all the games ported to and fro as well as anything big enough to make them stand out as people to definitely trust. Never heard of these guys until today.
They ported over Street Fighter IV on PC. And that was back in 2009. Qloc has been around doing PC ports for over 7 years now. Mafia II, RE6, Devil May Cry Reboot on PC. Over 20 games at leas by now
Wikipedia says they did the Dragon’s Dogma PC Port.
I’m wondering which part, the actual coding, or the quality control bit…….
Bro they aren’t a popular developer, but they make damn good ports. All their ports run exceptional. It’s just that they are quite unknown which honestly is quite strange.
Even amebas can do it and so is warner bros
I liked the beta played about 15-20 matches it was smooth and stable gameplay no matter who I played with
I’m really looking forward to the PC version of Injustice 2. Please don’t screw it up, NetherRealm.
NetherRealm don’t make games for PC… If they are smart they will never let High Voltage port their games on PC again. Qloc has been developing PC ports for 7 years now
Whoever does Injustice 2, I hope they don’t blow it.
There is no PC version of Injustice 2, at least not yet.
There will be……. IN THE FUTURE. *sinister laugh*
Officially, sure.
Unofficially – Soon™
Great news. QLOC, even though they are quite unknown, makes insanely well optimized ports.
QLOC? Now I’m interested! Have had nothing but good things to say about their porting prowess from Assault Horizon, Remember Me…