Jade, for example, can have a high-flying projectile, a low-hitting one, or even a extra set of pole-wielding moves that makes her deadly up close. When it comes to the actual fighting, this manifests through a deep and rewarding customization system that not only lets you outfit your character in different ways (when the koin, souls, and hearts economy isn't a grind), but lets you tweak their playstyle by adding new moves that can give a character new options, or give a character’s standard moves new properties.
In the story mode, you see past and future versions of the same character collide, letting them (and us) see how things could have turned out differently, and learn from whatever differences two versions of the same person might carry.
One of Mortal Kombat 11’s greatest strengths is how it lets you view the same characters through different lenses.
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