If you’ve grown up in the late nineties or the early two-thousands, Mortal Kombat has probably been a significant part of your life. Why invest your time, money, and attention into something that may be good when you can relive your childhood with the evergreen classic that MK: Armageddon is?
Mortal Kombat Armageddon has been around for a long while. It has defined the PS2/XBOX/Wii era with its fun game mechanics, a unique set of fatalities, and more replay value than the platformers of the golden age.
The Konquest mode, released for Mortal Kombat: Armageddon, actively changed how these kinds of games are played, and its changes are still apparent 15 years after this game was released.
The Konquest mode provided an insanely interesting, entertaining, and interactive story – but most people used it for the competition type of fighting that allowed you to face the deadly Blaze at the end of the game, which is remembered as one of the most challenging enemies in Mortal Kombat history.
Another exciting feature born in this gem of a game was the Kreate-A-Fighter feature, which allowed you to create your character and fight in the blood-soaked arena of the world’s first gore-gouged game.
FEATURES:
● Single-player Beat-Em-Up
● Same screen multiplayer and versus
● Revolutionary new features
● Kreate-A-Fighter and Konquest mode
● Gruesome fatalities
Mortal Kombat: Armageddon is an evergreen gem of gaming history, even though it’s a console exclusive.
