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Kombat Pack 2 Buyers To Receive Bonus Mortal Kombat X DLC For Free
New details have been released for the second pack of downloadable characters for Mortal Kombat X. Kombat Pack 2 is set to feature the Xenomorph from Alien, Leatherface from Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Triborg, a brand new character to the series, and series favorite, Bo' Rai Cho.
According to Warner Bros., those who purchase Kombat Pack 2 will receive the all-new Apocalypse Pack (new apocalypse-themed skins for Takeda, D'Vorah, and Erron Black) for free, as well as playable character Goro, the Brazil Pack (alternate soccer-themed skins for Johnny Cage, Liu Kang, and Kung Lao), the Kold War Pack (alternate skins for Sub-Zero, Sonya Blade, and Kano), and the Kold War Scorpion skin.
All of the content aside from the Apocalypse Pack has been previously available for purchase, meaning you might already own the content. In addition, Goro was previously a pre-order bonus, and the Kold War Scorpion skin debuted as a free download.
Series co-creator and creative director Ed Boon is promising on Twitter that gameplay footage of Kombat Pack 2 tomorrow. When the gameplay footage is released, we will update this story with that video. To learn more about Mortal Kombat X, you can check out our review.
Update: The trailer is now available and has been added above.
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