Mortal Kombat 11Ģ021 came, and 2021 went without any sort of announcement from NetherRealm Studios, and while that could easily be chalked up to COVID, it also seems like NetherRealm are breaking tradition by focusing on Mortal Kombat 12. After the launch of Mortal Kombat 11: Ultimate in 2019, many were expecting a 2021 release of Injustice 3, continuing the four year cycle that Injustice and Mortal Kombat have been in since 2011’s Mortal Kombat reboot. On every side, there’s fighting games coming from some of the biggest and brightest out there, and yet it seems like NetherRealm Studios are sitting on the sidelines right now.
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3goo and Dimps are bringing the previously arcade exclusive The Rumble Fish 2 to PC and consoles for the first time ever, while Mane6’s Them’s Fightin’ Herds is finally ready to launch across all platforms. Skullgirls is still going strong, with the never-ending launch party still raging on over a decade after launch thanks to new characters and DLC. In addition, Riot Games are also planning their foray into fighting games with the League of Legends spin-off Project L, which could be a surprise winner.Įven on the smaller side of things, there’s plenty of fighting games to be excited about. They’re also working on a new Garou/Fatal Fury title, which is awesome to see.
SNK are in the midst of updating The King Of Fighters XV, with more DLC planned heading into 2023. However, there’s much more for fighting game fans to be excited about. Sure, we might have only seen 90 seconds of Tekken 8 at this point, but what’s been shown looks great. Both IPs have sorely needed a brand new entry into their respective franchises, and both look to improve massively on any feedback and issues that players might have had with the last games. With the reveals this year of Street Fighter 6 and Tekken 8, it feels like the future of fighting games is in an incredibly bright spot.
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