Mortal Kombat X Was So Bad On PC It Required a 28GB Patch To Fix

By Jonathan Leack

If you attempt to boot Mortal Kombat X on PC, you will notice that you have a massive download awaiting you. Weighing in at 28GB, the newest update for the game is, in a word, significant.

Since launch PC gamers have complained about poor optimization, unreliable netcode, and an array of bugs while playing Mortal Kombat X since it debuted. NetherRrealm Studios thinks it has the issues sorted out, but it required a hefty update that is nearly as large as the entire game.

The patch specifically targets FPS issues, in addition to reworking the netcode. It even includes a couple pieces of free DLC for good measure.

I won't go as far as to say that Mortal Kombat X is now actually good on PC, but there's a chance it is, and that's pretty exciting.

Jonathan Leack
Jonathan Leack

Although Jonathan Leack began covering the gaming industry in 2009, his earliest roots date back to 2004 when he wrote his first of many reviews to come. Equipped with a B.S. in Computer Information Systems and several information technology certifications, he provides a unique perspective that is technological and business conscious. Having acquired the role of Executive Editor in 2016, his mission is to make GameRevolution a gaming site that thoughtfully considers the consumer perspective, and has a knowledgeable presence of PC gaming, console, hardware, and eSports coverage.

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