History and Creation
Mortal Kombat, the legendary fighting game, was born from the minds of Ed Boon and John Tobias in 1992. What began as a concept similar to Street Fighter II transformed into something much darker and bolder. The decision to incorporate violence and gore was a risky twist, but it was this audacity that catapulted the game to worldwide fame.

Digitization of Actors
Innovation was integral to Mortal Kombat from the start. It pioneered the use of digitized actors to bring the fighters to life, taking the gaming experience to a new level of realism.

Fatalities
What would Mortal Kombat be without its iconic Fatalities? These finishing moves are the franchise's signature, adding a touch of brutality and spectacle that no other game has managed to match.

Universe and Mythology
Immerse yourself in a rich and fascinating universe where the Elder Gods watch over multiple dimensions known as realms. The Mortal Kombat tournament stands as the last barrier against the merging of these realms, an epic struggle where every battle counts.

Curiosities
Behind every detail of Mortal Kombat lies a fascinating story. From its originally planned name, "Night Trap," to the inspiration for characters like Lo Pan, drawn from the cult film "Big Trouble in Little China." And let's not forget Mortal Kombat 11's status as one of the most controversial and banned video games for its extreme violence.​