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MORTAL KOMBAT X Adds Predator Starting Tomorrow

Be prepared to take on one of the most feared hunters in existence, July 7th, in Mortal Kombat X with the Predator Bundle. Warner Bros. has announced that those who purchased the Mortal Kombat X Kombat Pack will be able to download the legendary man hunter, Predator, starting tomorrow. He’ll be increasing the evergrowing brutal cast of fighters already in the game, and introducing even more savage moves and gruesome specials that will surely please longtime fans. The pack will also include Commando Johnny, Infrared Scorpion, and Carl Weathers Jax character skins.

Peep the trailer above to get a glimpse at what’s said to be coming “out of the jungle and into Kombat”. Those that opted not to purchase the season pass will have to wait an extra week. The bundle will be available July 14 for $8, or you can just purchase the character minus the extra skin packs for $5.

Fans of Mortal Kombat X will also be happy to know that Warner Bros. has also announced that the Klassic Fatality Pack and the Kold War Scorpion skin will both be free to everyone starting tomorrow. The fatality pack will include four “klassic” fatalities from the original Mortal Kombat for Sub-Zero, Sonya, Scorpion and Johnny Cage.

How incredible will it be to pit Jason Voorhees and this vicious hunter against each other? My money is on Predator, of course. My only question is, do these combatants stand a chance without Arnold Schwarzenegger’s to help?

The aforementioned content will be available for Xbox One, PS4, and PC. Stalk your way into the comments section below and let us know if you will be downloading this tomorrow.

HT: Gamespot

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