Unmasked Models Reveal the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of Mortal Kombat X’s Hidden Faces

Thanks to the abundance of ninjas and assassins within the Mortal Kombat roster, the franchise has always had a plethora of masked fighters. While crafting actual faces under those coverings wasn’t always necessary or even prudent, the added power of recent home consoles gives developers the option to expand their game worlds more than ever before, sometimes with content very few people will see.

Such is the case with Mortal Kombat X. You may be surprised to find out that, underneath all those masks, some of your favorite fighters sport faces on par with the rest of the cast, ready to be discovered by curious fans.

Fortunately, the Mortal Kombat scene is full of such fans, prompting the arrival of an image gallery on Mortal Kombat Online that unmasks a handful of cast members. Below, you’ll get a sneak peek at what Erron Black, Jason Voorhees, Rain, Revenant Sub-Zero, Smoke, and Torr are packing under their chosen face coverings.

Be warned, some are pretty nasty!

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Source: Mortal Kombat Online via GameSpot

General: Loot & Legends: A Fun Mobile Diversion

Loot & Legends: A Fun Mobile Diversion

I’m not really one for mobile games. Typically I get the press release and just send it to the trash bin. It’s not my area of focus so I really don’t pay that much attention to them. Such was the case with Loot & Legends. If I hadn’t been prompted from a text by one of my friends to check it out I never would have even bothered to install it. I’m glad he took the time to send me that text.

General: Loot & Legends: A Fun Mobile Diversion

Loot & Legends: A Fun Mobile Diversion

I’m not really one for mobile games. Typically I get the press release and just send it to the trash bin. It’s not my area of focus so I really don’t pay that much attention to them. Such was the case with Loot & Legends. If I hadn’t been prompted from a text by one of my friends to check it out I never would have even bothered to install it. I’m glad he took the time to send me that text.

Camelot Unchained: See the Creative Process in Action

See the Creative Process in Action

Character artist Jon Young, the newest member of the Camelot Unchained team, will be on hand during a special live stream event to show off the creative process behind updating the Golem model. The event will be hosted on the City State Games Twitch channel and will begin at 11:30 am Pacific / 2:30 pm Eastern.