The announcement also puts the final nail in the coffin for the heavily rumored DLC character Ash. However, others have taken the announcement as a chance to thank NetherRealm for all the content it did put out. Fan reaction online has been mostly negative, with fans expressing contempt for not being notified months earlier. The tweet confirms that all DLC, including characters, 'has come to an end.' This debunks the rumors that a Mortal Kombat 11 Kombat Pack 3 had leaked on the PlayStation Store late last year, to the disappointment of many on the same Twitter thread.

Posted to the official Mortal Kombat Twitter this morning, the message spells a clear and definitive end to additional content, rather than series co-creator Ed Boon trolling or teasing fans about potential new DLC, as he is well-known for. RELATED: Mortal Kombat Legends: Battle Of The Realms Trailer Promises Bloodshed

The last major batch of DLC for the game came in the form of Kombat Pack 2 in October 2020, which included Rambo, Rain, and Mileena. The latest franchise entry, Mortal Kombat 11, received more post-launch content than any Mortal Kombat title before it, including the robust Aftermath DLC campaign expansion and a host of additional classic and crossover characters.

NetherRealm Studios' long-running hyperviolent fighting series marks its 30th anniversary next year. After over two years, Mortal Kombat 11 has announced that there will be no additional DLC packs. It seems that content for Mortal Kombat 11 is finally at an end.

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