Netherrealm Studios (NRS) are alleged to be the team behind the project.
They also shared a link to a trademark application filed for “Multiversus,” though they cannot confirm this is the game’s real title. Jeff Grubb October 24, 2021Īccording to the leaker, they have received numerous messages corroborating the new game is indeed in development. The upcoming awards showcase will kick off on December 9 and will feature several game reveals, announcements, as well as coronations, including the Game of the Year for 2021.This WB platform fighter is real, but it is not a Netherrealm game. However, if NetherRealm did indeed break its usual development cycle, it would make sense for Mortal Kombat 12's roster to suffer slightly as a result.Įither way, we'll know more for sure once The Game Awards 2021 rolls around. The release of Mortal Kombat 11 in 2019 suggests that it is Injustice 3's turn this time around. For years, NetherRealm has alternated working between Mortal Kombat and Injustice. Until NetherRealm makes an official announcement, none of this is confirmed. Of course, it's best to take this information with a grain of salt. Coincidentally, NetherRealm teased that it was going to announce something at the said event. This is the same date as The Game Awards 2021. The most interesting part about the 4chan post is that it speculate NetherRealm could announce Mortal Kombat 12 as early as December 9. The 4chan post goes on to detail how Kombat Pack 3 would have added Ermac, Harley Quinn and Takeda, into the game, but NetherRealm decided to include these characters in Mortal Kombatt 12 instead. The said employee claims that Mortal Kombat 12 is no more than a re-release of Mortal Kombat 11 and will contain characters that NetherRealm initially planned to include as part of a Kombat Pack 3 DLC for Mortal Kombat 11. NNf5XhB1a0Īccording to Twitter user Ska'Vorah, someone on 4chan claimed that they were a former NetherRealm employee and one of the 14 people that the studio laid off after releasing Mortal Kombat 11: Ultimate Edition earlier this year. Not long to wait, so i guess we will find out is this real soon. They stopped supporting MK11 to work on this. Apparently next game is basically re-release of MK11 with all MK characters from MK9 and MKX added. Unfortunately, the roster itself is one of the sequel's weakest points, should the leaks prove accurate. With Mortal Kombat XI ending on such a high note, it's only natural for fans to expect NetherRealm not to disappoint with Mortal Kombat 12. It also helps that the story from Mortal Kombat IX through XI had some form of continuity, with the ending of Mortal Kombat XI suggesting that everything that had happened in every Mortal Kombat game at that point was canon and part of their reality. After effectively rebooting the franchise with Mortal Kombat IX, NetherRealm has put in a massive effort to expand the roster with each subsequent game. NetherRealm has done a great job injecting new life into the Mortal Kombat series. Mortal Kombat 12 is effectively just a Mortal Kombat 11 re-release The success of Mortal Kombat 11 and the live-action adaptation might have prompted NetherRealm to work on Mortal Kombat 12 over Injustice 3. But, if the recent rumors would have you believe Mortal Kombat 12 is already in development, the roster for the upcoming installment has now apparently leaked online.
Having said that, NetherRealm hasn't officially confirmed that it's working on Mortal Kombat XII or Injustice 3. In addition to this, NetherRealm confirmed right around the same time that it had already finished working on Mortal Kombat 11, suggesting that the studio was moving on to its next project.Īnother piece of evidence comes by way of the now-infamous Nvidia GeForce Now leak, which gave Mortal Kombat XII an Ap"placeholder" release date. Part of the reason for this is an earlier report from industry insider, Jeff Grubb, where he claimed that NetherRealm Studios is working on Mortal Kombat 12 next as opposed to Injustice 3. If the rumors are true, then Mortal Kombat 12 will release in 2023 with a potential reveal at TGA 2021. However, fans of the popular fighting game franchise are already looking forward to seeing the game announced within the next two years. Mortal Kombat 12 isn't officially in development.
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