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New Mortal Kombat 11 Ultimate Gameplay Trailer Shows Off The Return Of Rain
Announced earlier this month, Mortal Kombat 11 Ultimate will offer a compact experience of everything the latest fighting game has to offer in one simple package. With the confirmation that Rain, Rambo, and Mileena are making their way onto the roster, NetherRealm has dropped a new gameplay trailer for Ultimate showing off how truly powerful Rain really is.
Rain is the son of the god Argus, Edenia's divine Protector, which makes him incredibly powerful in his own right; especially concerning magical prowess. Rain can control both lightning and water as he bends those elements to his whim to not only survive, but to conquer as well.
The new gameplay shows off that powerful arsenal of skills in addition to his deadly katar that slashes foes within an inch of their life. With his arrival set for just next month, the latest look at Mortal Kombat 11: Ultimate is perfect for those Rain stans.
Pre-orders for Mortal Kombat 11: Ultimate are now live for $59.99 on PC, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4 (with free next-gen upgrades), with the Switch preorders going live on October 22. This edition of the game includes the base title, Kombat Packs one and two, and the Aftermath expansion.
Thoughts on the latest Mortal Kombat 11: Ultimate trailer and the arrival of Rain? Who else would you like to see get added to this fighting game's roster? Sound off with your dream picks in the comment section below!
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