Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection Is Getting Mythical & A Few More Special Forces

The full roster of Mortal Kombat titles have been announced for the upcoming Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection

So many have been waiting to see all that Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection is going to hold, and out of Gamescom, we finally have that answer. Not when we will get to experience this collection of titles on the PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, Switch 2, and PC, sadly, but the full line-up of titles that Digital Eclipse is going to cram into the package. Many that we already knew with the core Mortal Kombat titles, but now a few more that I am sure no one might have thought were coming. Those two being Mythologies: Sub-Zero and Special Forces. All the fun, with even more packed under the hood, beyond the games themselves.

Those who might have missed out on the full list of titles can see them below, as we have eleven different ones from the Mortal Kombat line now. In addition to all of these titles, the games have been reworked to allow for same-screen and online multiplayer for those who pick them all up. Along with that, we will have new training modes and a rewind function to allow those not well-versed in the IP to learn how the older titles functioned. They are vastly different than the modern ones now. That is something else you will get to see, as the Kollection will also house a bunch of behind-the-scenes videos and commentary from the minds over at NetherRealm, so we can see how the Mortal Kombat IP came to be and all of the weird choices that were made along the way. This is one of the older IPs out there that has been going strong for quite some time, so there is a vast history for those who truly wish to know it all.

Did you want to see these last two titles added into the Kollection? Would you have gone with any other titles from the long list we have had out there? Why do you think we are getting two versions of Mortal Kombat 3 in the mix here instead of just the Ultimate? Will this be as big of a hit for long-time fans, or will it be something only a small group will pick up? Try not to rip each other’s heads off in the comments as you discuss all of this. There is still no release date for Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection beyond 2025, so we know there will be more to update you all for the Kollection. Just keep watching our social channels and other outlets to see and hear about all of the news for it as it fights its way out.