Key Highlights:
- The new Elder God Bundle includes Mortal Kombat 1: Definitive Edition, MK11 Ultimate, and MKX XL.
- All games come with full DLC, story expansions, and bonus content.
- Priced at £66 (around $80 USD) with a current 70% launch discount on select platforms.
The Mortal Kombat: Elder God Bundle has officially landed, collecting three major eras of the franchise into one package. The set includes Mortal Kombat X XL, Mortal Kombat 11 Ultimate, and the newly upgraded Mortal Kombat 1: Definitive Edition, offering one of the most complete experiences the series has ever seen.
The bundle is currently listed at £66.00, with a 70% promotional discount applied at launch on the Steam platform. There’s also a listing on Xbox and PlayStation, but unusually, there’s no sign of it on the Nintendo eShop for the Switch version at the time of writing. Players on PC, Xbox and PlayStation though, can now relive three generations of NetherRealm’s fighting saga, each loaded with every DLC and expansion released to date.
Mortal Kombat 1: Definitive Edition headlines the collection, featuring the full base game along with the Khaos Reigns Story Expansion, both Kombat Packs, Kameo Fighters, Dragon Krystals, and even Mortal Kombat I and II movie skins for select characters. It’s the most complete version of MK1 available so far, and finally bundles its post-launch content into one definitive purchase.
Mortal Kombat 11 Ultimate remains one of the most acclaimed entries, combining two full story campaigns that explore Kronika’s time-warping conflict and a massive 37-character roster that includes guest fighters like Spawn and Terminator. Meanwhile, Mortal Kombat X XL wraps up the 2015 hit with all previously released characters such as Alien, Predator, Jason Voorhees, and Leatherface, plus the Apocalypse Pack and all costume DLCs.
The bundle first came to light through Reddit’s r/MortalKombatLeaks, where users spotted a “news card” notification linking to the unannounced page. The post quickly gained traction, with players debating whether the bundle offered good value compared to recent sales.
Reactions remain mixed. Some players praised the inclusion of every DLC and story expansion, while others argued that the £66 price tag feels steep for older titles that frequently go on sale. Comparisons were also made to the Ultimate Fighter Bundle, which combines MK11 Ultimate and Injustice 2 Legendary Edition for under £10 during discounts.
Even so, the Elder God Bundle serves as a solid all-in-one entry point for newcomers or anyone wanting to revisit the full modern Mortal Kombat saga without piecing together multiple purchases.
The Mortal Kombat: Elder God Bundle is available now across major digital storefronts, including Xbox, PlayStation and PC.