A game that brings together the rosters of the three games that revived Mortal Kombat would be a great way to celebrate a massive franchise such as MK, especially given just how varied the kombatants have been over the years. In a comment on the post, they also pointed out that Mortal Kombat's 30th anniversary is coming up relatively soon. The original 4chan post gained traction when Twitter user Ska'Vorah posted a link to the thread. DC Universe), it's reasonable to believe that another definitive trilogy is on its way. Now that there have been three main series games since the release of Armageddon (excluding the questionable canonicity of Mortal Kombat vs. Ultimate Mortal Kombat Trilogy is the most notable example, though Mortal Kombat Armageddon also served a similar purpose. Every three releases, NetherRealm tends to release a game that acts like a collection, highlighting the last three titles. This rumored Mortal Kombat game would be the next Ultimate Mortal Kombat Trilogy of the series.
RELATED: Mortal Kombat Trilogy Remaster Petition Launched by Indie Game Studio The post claims that NetherRealm's next big project is a massive 50 kombatant Mortal Kombat game featuring characters from the last three titles.
While the validity of this leak is undoubtedly questionable, one particular claim from the post caught a lot of attention from MK fans. The 4chan user who posted the leak claims to be a recently released NetherRealm employee who also noted several complaints about their time as an employee. DCor Injustice 3 game seemed to have quieted down, attention has instead turned towards what's next for the Mortal Kombat series.Ī recent leak on 4chan claims that the next Mortal Kombat game will rival Mortal Kombat Armaggedon's roster size. Rumors regarding the next NetherRealm game have been running wild for a long time, even before the previous three DLC characters for Mortal Kombat 11 were announced. The next big NetherRealm project might be a definitive version of the last three Mortal Kombattitles.
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