Graphically, Mortal Kombat X is impressive, with matches running at a smooth 60 frames per second. Whether or not you can master the plethora of moves available to you is another thing. On PC, whether you use a keyboard and mouse or a controller, the controls are well designed and implemented. There's no shortage of things to do in Mortal Kombat X. Living Towers mode returns, with more variety and challenges than ever. Faction Wars is its online game, where you join one of five factions, and from then on everything you do contributes to that clan's worldwide ranking. Mortal Kombat X is also rich in game modes. They can be used to as the start of combo moves, or as the final flourish of a combo. Each environment is unique, with its own set of objects you can use to hurt your opponent. Mortal Kombat X takes this a step further. Mortal Kombat fighting environments have always been characterized by their interactivity. Where in games like this the 'story' seems tacked on, and a bit pointless, in Mortal Kombat X's story campaign is a really fun, cinematic experience. That may sound short, but it's good for a fighting game. There is a single player campaign in Mortal Kombat X that lasts about four hours. Of course, most people settle for perhaps two or three characters who most suit them, and in this sense Mortal Kombat X's library of characters means you should be able to find something that fits you just right.

So, mastering all the characters in Mortal Kombat X looks like quite a mountain to climb. Does that look like a lot? As well as 29 characters, each also has three different combat styles, and each style has a wide range of moves to learn.

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