I suppose it’s fitting that Deadpool’s game is just as “take it or leave it” as he is. This isn’t an awful experience by any means; fans will probably get some thrills, but those on the fence will walk away nonplussed. Indeed, this is a game that desperately wants to be slick and stylish, but instead comes off as a little better than by-the-numbers.
Overall, this redesign works. None of the added bonuses feel out of place, and the developers stuck with what Leisure Suit Larry is all about while at the same time polishing it up. It’s probably not going to stand out among the crop of recent adventure games, or win many new followers, but it should be enough to at least pique the interest of the uninitiated, and old fans will find it worth their time.
While not without its hangups, Mortal Kombat: Komplete Edition is a solid fighter that takes the franchise back to its roots while pushing it forward at the same time. The fantastic campaign, combos that require more skill than luck and clever new additions not only make this one of the best Mortal Kombats in years, but it’s also one of the best fighters on PC.
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