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See How Spawn Fits Into Mortal Kombat 11 In Brutal New Gameplay Trailer
Todd McFarlane's Spawn is coming to Mortal Kombat 11 starting next week, bringing his arsenal of chains, guns, and battle axes to the ring. A new gameplay trailer shows how the character, voiced by Keith David, fares against a fellow chain-wielder, Scorpion.
Spawn's appearance marks the end of the game's Kombat Pack DLC bundle, which also includes The Joker, Sindel, the Terminator T-800, Nightwolf, and Shang Tsung. If you have the pack, Spawn will be available for download starting March 17, and he'll be accessible as an individual download on March 24.
If you like the way Spawn looks in the trailer, McFarlane Toys is releasing a figure based on his Mortal Kombat appearance starting today.
This isn't the first time Spawn has flexed his powers in a video game. Back in 2003, he was an Xbox-exclusive character for Soulcalibur II. If you want to get a nice reminder of how far games have come visually over the past few decades, it's worth pulling up a clip of his cameo on YouTube for a little comparison.
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