Info about Mortal Kombat 11 Klassic MK Movie Skin Pack:

Official game description:
Travel back to the '90s with this tribute to the original MK Movie. The Klassic MK Movie Skin Pack includes character likeness & voice from the 1995 film. Christopher Lambert as Protector of Earthrealm Raiden, Linden Ashby as Hollywood Kombatant Johnny Cage, and Bridgette Wilson-Sampras as Island Bound Sonya Blade.

Release date: Nov 24, 2020

Categories: Fighting Game, Character Customization, Licensed Content, Nostalgic Gameplay, DLC, Fan Service


- Hardware Profile: No data
Feature extractions:
- Community Price:
  - Community fair range: $5.00 - $10.00
  - Reasoning: The community shows a strong preference for discounted prices, with one user explicitly stating they bought the base game for $5 on sale. This indicates that the fair base-game price is low, likely between $5 and $10, as the game is older and the community values it primarily as a platform for DLC content.
- Playtime Metrics:
  - Game completion: N/A
  - Story completion: N/A
  - Session length: N/A
  - Endgame: N/A
  - Reasoning: The reviews focus on the DLC's content, nostalgia value, and voice acting, but none of them mention any playtime hours, session lengths, or completion times. There is no evidence to support any playtime metric, so all fields are set to null.
- Time-to-fun: No data
- Player Archetypes:
  - Nostalgic Movie Fan (buy)
    - Motivation: Nostalgia for the 1995 movie and its characters
    - Playstyle: Purchases cosmetic and thematic content for emotional value, not competitive advantage
    - Experience: familiar
    - Purchase stance: buy
    - Labels: N/A
    - Reference games: N/A
  - Franchise Completionist (sale)
    - Motivation: Completionism and collection of all DLC content
    - Playstyle: Buys all DLC regardless of personal interest to maintain a complete set
    - Experience: veteran
    - Purchase stance: sale
    - Labels: N/A
    - Reference games: N/A
  - Critical Quality Assessor (no buy)
    - Motivation: Quality assurance and functional integrity of the DLC
    - Playstyle: Tests content for bugs and evaluates the depth of features
    - Experience: mixed
    - Purchase stance: no buy
    - Labels: N/A
    - Reference games: N/A
  - Community Debater (no buy)
    - Motivation: Engaging in community discourse and expressing opinions on controversies
    - Playstyle: Participates in discussions and uses reviews to express ideological positions
    - Experience: familiar
    - Purchase stance: no buy
    - Labels: N/A
    - Reference games: Mortal Kombat 11


Below are summaries of things people say about the game per category.
Each point is assigned a weight that represents how often it is mentioned across all reviews.
What players like:
- Skins are highly praised (weight 0.91): Players consistently rate the skins as excellent, with many calling them the best in the game. The quality and design of the costumes are a major highlight.
- Original voice actors return (weight 0.85): The return of the original voice actors from the 1995 film is a major positive, with players appreciating the authentic voice work. This includes new dialogue recordings and cinematic voice acting.
- High-quality content overall (weight 0.76): Players describe the content as excellent, with remodeled models, new dialogue, and great voice acting. The pack is seen as worth the price and a valuable addition to the game.
- Christopher Lambert's Raiden is iconic (weight 0.65): The Raiden skin based on Christopher Lambert is a standout feature, with his voice and likeness adding nostalgic charm. Many players cite it as a strong reason to purchase the DLC.
- DLC is excellent fan service (weight 0.56): The pack is considered true fan service, evoking the 1995 movie experience and showing love for the franchise. Players appreciate the nostalgic elements and the effort put into the content.
- Movie skins for three characters (weight 0.41): The DLC includes skins for Sonya, Johnny Cage, and Raiden based on the 1995 movie, covering all three main characters. These skins feature authentic looks and details from the film.
- Sonya is finally playable (weight 0.4): Players are excited that Sonya is finally playable with a great face and cool look. The inclusion of Bridgette Wilson's likeness and voice is a major plus.
- Johnny Cage's appearance improved (weight 0.32): Johnny Cage's new movie-based appearance is considered better than his standard look, with details like Linden Ashby's swagger captured. This is a highlight for fans of the character.
- Retro movie version of Raiden looks awesome (weight 0.23): The retro movie version of Raiden is highlighted as looking awesome, with a vintage touch that appeals to fans. This specific skin is a standout feature.
- Raiden's lightning colors diverse (weight 0.14): Raiden's skin pack includes diverse lightning colors such as white, gold, red, crimson, and blue-violet, adding variety and visual appeal. This detail is appreciated by players.
- Guest character gimmick effective (weight 0.13): The guest character gimmick was able to get the reviewer, indicating that the inclusion of movie characters is a successful draw. This adds to the overall appeal of the DLC.
- Sindel and Musetta Vander mentioned (weight 0.13): The DLC also features Sindel and Musetta Vander, expanding the movie-inspired content. This is noted as a positive addition for fans.
- French dubbing is decent (weight 0.12): The game is decently dubbed in French by default, which is appreciated by French-speaking players. This adds to the accessibility of the content.
- Skin pack motivates character learning (weight 0.12): The skin pack motivated the reviewer to learn all three characters, showing that the DLC encourages engagement with the game. This is a positive outcome for player retention.
- NetherRealm shows love and hard work (weight 0.12): Players feel that the DLC shows love and hard work from NetherRealm, with high-quality execution and attention to detail. This builds goodwill towards the developer.

Common complaints:
- Purchased skins not appearing (weight 0.65): Multiple users report that purchased skins, especially the Klassic MK Movie Skin Pack, do not appear in the game after purchase. This issue affects collection, character selection, and local battles, making the purchase feel wasted.
- DLC not functioning after purchase (weight 0.58): Users report that DLC purchased does not work or cannot be selected anywhere in the game. Some had to disable the DLC, rendering the purchase pointless.
- Sonya's appearance criticized (weight 0.32): Several users express dissatisfaction with Sonya's default face, calling it ugly and even nightmare-inducing. This suggests a strong negative reaction to the character's visual design.
- Game not delivered after purchase (weight 0.25): Some users report that the game was purchased but not delivered or playable, indicating a serious issue with purchase fulfillment or account access.
- Incomplete voice acting (weight 0.22): Users note that Bridgette Wilson did not record all of Ronda's lines, and the movie version of Johnny Cage seems to have limited dialog sets, possibly a bug or lack of recorded content.
- Missing movie cast members (weight 0.22): The pack is missing Robin Shou and Talisa Soto, and only covers three characters, not the rest of the movie's cast, disappointing fans expecting a full roster.
- Game fails to open (weight 0.14): A user reports that the game cannot be opened at all, which is a critical technical issue preventing any gameplay.
- Characters remain unchanged (weight 0.12): After purchasing the pack, characters remain unchanged, indicating that the skins or DLC are not applied in-game.
- No download after purchase (weight 0.12): After purchase, nothing happens and there is no download, suggesting a problem with the delivery system or user interface.
- Raiden's appearance criticized (weight 0.11): A user comments that Raiden looks like he smokes too much, implying a negative view of his character model's health or appearance.

Gameplay feedback:
- Deadly tournament protects Earth (weight 0.12): The story centers on a deadly tournament where fighters defend Earth from invasion by evil forces from Outworld. This premise drives the narrative and stakes of the game.

Performance notes:
- Game crashes on hover (weight 0.15): The game crashes when the player hovers the cursor over Johnny Cage, indicating a specific UI or character-related bug that needs fixing.

Recommendations:
- Must-have for MK film fans (weight 0.51): Multiple reviews emphasize that this content is essential for fans of the original Mortal Kombat film and long-time MK enthusiasts. It is described as a mandatory purchase for this audience.
- Worth the price (weight 0.23): Some reviewers state that the content is worth its price, indicating good value for money. This is a general endorsement of the purchase.
- Wait for sale for non-fans (weight 0.21): Non-fans are advised to wait for a sale if they want to purchase the content for collection purposes. This suggests the value is lower for those without a strong attachment to the franchise.
- DLC Raiden skin highly recommended (weight 0.14): The DLC is strongly recommended, particularly for the Christopher Lambert Raiden skin, which is a highlight for fans. This skin appears to be a key selling point of the pack.
- Recommended for Johnny and Raiden mains (weight 0.14): Players who main Johnny Cage or Raiden are advised to get this content, as it offers relevant skins or features for these characters. This recommendation is specific to character-focused players.
- Johnny Cage movie skin not recommended (weight 0.13): The DLC is not recommended for the movie version of Johnny Cage, suggesting that this particular skin may be underwhelming or not worth the cost. Players interested in this skin should reconsider.
- Must have (weight 0.13): A brief but strong recommendation labels this content as a must-have, implying it is essential for the intended audience. This is a concise endorsement.

Other player notes:
- Request for more movie characters (weight 0.32): Reviewers express a desire for additional characters from the 1995 film, such as Liu Kang, Kitana, Kano, and Prince Goro, either as skins or in a dedicated DLC. They believe such additions would enhance the nostalgic appeal.
- Nostalgic references to 1995 (weight 0.28): The DLC is dedicated to fans of the 1995 film, featuring actors like Robin Shou, Talisa Soto, and Chris Casamassa, and references the year 1995. This nostalgic angle appeals to long-time fans.
- Movie skins praised for accuracy (weight 0.25): Players highlight that the DLC skins for Raiden, Sonya, and Johnny Cage closely resemble the actors from the 1995 film, with one noting Raiden's appearance is almost identical to Christopher Lambert. This authenticity is a key selling point for fans of the movie.
- Voice acting localization issues (weight 0.23): The DLC changes voice lines to English but not in Latin Spanish, and the French version retains the original dub. This inconsistency frustrates non-English players who expect localized voice content.
- DLC content tied to pre-order (weight 0.22): The movie skins are linked to pre-ordering the Combat Pack, and the complete version of the game will include them. This creates confusion about availability and may deter some players from purchasing.
- Comparison to MK9 and film (weight 0.21): Players compare the DLC to the original MK film and MK9, noting that MK9 was removed from Steam due to licensing issues. This context highlights the value of the current DLC and the franchise's history.
- Discount wait too long (weight 0.11): One reviewer complains about having to wait a long time for a discount on the game, suggesting that pricing strategies affect player satisfaction.
- Uncertainty about Ultimate Edition (weight 0.11): A reviewer is unsure whether the DLC is part of the Ultimate Edition, indicating a lack of clarity in product descriptions.
- Wish for NRS-Capcom crossover (weight 0.1): A reviewer expresses a desire for a crossover fighting game between NetherRealm Studios and Capcom, indicating interest in cross-franchise collaborations.
- Other packs mentioned (weight 0.1): The review mentions other packs, including movie Shang Tsung and Klassic MK Ninjas, suggesting a broader range of DLC options.
- Profile name character limit (weight 0.09): A reviewer notes that the character limit on profile names in older MK games allowed the username 'LambertAss', a humorous anecdote that adds a personal touch to the review.
- Base game purchased on sale (weight 0.09): A reviewer mentions purchasing the MK11 base game on sale, indicating that pricing influences purchase decisions.
- Developed by NetherRealm (weight 0.09): The game is developed by NetherRealm, a fact that may reassure players of quality and consistency with previous MK titles.

Emotions:
- Satisfaction (weight 0.16): Players are satisfied because the DLC delivers authentic movie versions of Raiden and Sonya with the original voice actors, making the content feel worth the price. The skin pack is praised as the best in the game and provides long-awaited content for fans of the 1995 film.
- Excitement (weight 0.14): The return of original voice actors like Christopher Lambert and Bridgette Wilson generates high excitement, along with the nostalgic appeal of the movie skins. The guest character gimmick and the promise of more movie characters add to the anticipation.
- Frustration (weight 0.12): Many players are frustrated because the purchased skin pack does not appear in the game or cannot be used, with some experiencing crashes when selecting Johnny Cage. The DLC fails to download or become playable after purchase, making the content inaccessible.
- Disappointment (weight 0.09): Disappointment stems from the DLC covering only three characters instead of the full movie cast, and from issues like limited dialogue for Johnny Cage and unchanged voices in some languages. Some players also dislike the voice acting choices, such as Ronda Rousey's performance.
- Nostalgia (weight 0.09): The DLC evokes strong nostalgia by bringing back Christopher Lambert's iconic voice and references to the 1995 film, reminding players of childhood memories. The content successfully recreates the VHS-era experience that made many fans fall in love with Mortal Kombat.
- Confusion (weight 0.07): Players are confused because they purchased the DLC but cannot find it in the game, with skins not appearing in character selection. Some do not know how to enable the pack or why the game is missing after purchase.
- Admiration (weight 0.04): The retro movie versions of Raiden and Sonya are admired for their awesome looks and high-quality voice acting. The pack's extreme quality, featuring actors and voices from the first film, earns strong praise.
- Fear (weight 0.03): Fear is triggered by the movie's Sonya character, who gives the reviewer nightmares, and by the reptile character from the film. These unsettling elements evoke a sense of dread.
- Happiness (weight 0.03): Happiness comes from the addition of authentic character looks from the movie and the return of Christopher Lambert to the role of Raiden. These faithful elements bring joy to fans.
- Gratitude (weight 0.03): Players feel gratitude toward the developers for providing nostalgia and bringing back the same emotions from the original film. The release is appreciated for its fan service.
- Love (weight 0.03): The reviewer absolutely loves the content, citing high-quality fan service and the return of original actors. This deep affection is driven by the authentic movie experience.
- Delight (weight 0.03): Delight is sparked by seeing actors from the 1995 film in the game with their faces and voices, as well as the diverse lightning colors in Raiden's skin pack. These details bring joy to players.
- Irritation (weight 0.01): Irritation arises because the game cannot be opened, preventing access to the purchased content. This technical issue frustrates the player.
- Astonishment (weight 0.01): Astonishment is expressed at the developers' ability to secure Bridgette Wilson, who had been inactive since 2008. This surprising casting choice impresses the reviewer.
- Disgust (weight 0.01): Disgust is directed at Sonya's default face, which the reviewer finds ugly. This visual flaw detracts from the character's appeal.
- Impatience (weight 0.01): Impatience results from having to wait too long for a discount on the DLC. The delay in price reduction tests the player's patience.
- Appreciation (weight 0.01): The reviewer appreciates the perceived love and hard work put into the game, recognizing the effort behind the content. This positive perception enhances the overall experience.
- Approval (weight 0.01): Approval is given to the clothing (skins) in the DLC, which the reviewer considers good. The quality of the costumes earns a positive response.
- Desire (weight 0.01): The reviewer desires more characters from the movie, such as Liu Kang, Kitana, Kano, and Prince Goro. This wish for additional content reflects a craving for more nostalgic elements.
- Enthusiasm (weight 0.01): Enthusiasm is high because the DLC is considered the best, generating strong positive energy. The content's quality fuels excitement.}