The other change is in how the previously powerful but rarely used X-Rays are handled. Meter is more plentiful than in MKX, but using it unwisely leaves you far more open to punishment. Some moves can even require both the offensive and defensive meters. The defensive bar can be used for special dodges, combo breakers, and some character-specific defensive moves. The offensive bar can be spent to power up moves, much as in previous Mortal Kombat titles, giving them increased damage and special attributes. Both are smaller but refill relatively quickly over time. In MK11, you have a defensive and offensive bar instead. Previous Mortal Kombat games ran into the issue that the fancy super moves were worth far less than meter-burning for enhanced abilities. Gone is the single "super bar" that's usually found in fighting games. The biggest change to Mortal Kombat 11 is in how it handles meters. Yes, that means both stomach-turning Fatalities and sudden, terrifying Brutalities are still in the mix, as are the Interactables found in Injustice and MKX. However, the same core gameplay is there, and it's unmistakably still a Mortal Kombat title.
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Combos are shorter, but damage numbers are significantly higher, and figuring out how to land powerful blows seems more important than incredibly lengthy combo strings. MK11 feels slower and more methodical than MKX. However, just from our time with the demo, we can see some significant gameplay differences. On the surface, MK11 has a lot in common with the prior game in the series. More importantly, it's yet another revision of the popular Mortal Kombat formula, and it's shaping to be the best yet. Based around a time-traveling villain who brings heroes young and old together, it's a who's who of Mortal Kombat's most beloved - and brutal - heroes. Mortal Kombat 11, the latest in the franchise, is shaping up to be an excellent continuation. Half-reboot, half-sequel, it took one of the 90's most popular games and updated it more successfully than almost any other game reboot in existence, carefully straddling the line between honoring what came before and making something new. Mortal Kombat's reboot is one of the most interesting video game success stories.
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