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In fact I was actually surprised to find myself enjoying this game as much as I did, as the combat is fluid, the graphics are good, and the overall storyline of the game is very interesting, especially with how much MK history is involved in the game.

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Well you really dont hear much about Mortal Kombat anymore as being that ultra violent video game, but instead we have seen some disappointing games out of the series that has sort of made it begin to disappear in many peoples minds.

Well now Mortal Kombat is back in Shaolin Monks, and it may not be what you expected.

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In fact the games so far that have gone to a more action sense have been pretty bad.

So can Shaolin Monks take what is great about the MK series and translate it into a good action game.

Basically you get the choice of playing as either Liu Kang or Kung Lao to take on this adventure.

The story unfolds throughout the game, and without giving anything away, it really has a lot of ups and downs and remains pretty interesting throughout.

I think what I liked the most was the pacing of the story, as it never dragged nor did it ever really make a huge interruption on the pacing of the gameplay in the game.

The franchise is all about action, and that is clearly the case here.

Whether you choose to play as Kung Lao or Liu Kang, you will find that the fighting engine is nowhere near as deep as many would have hoped.

One thing the developers decided to do with the game was to make it easier to string together combos, which may make some of the hardcore MK fans a little upset.

This is because MK has always been known for having a very deep combat system, which required plenty of memorization of combinations of keys.

Here in trying to make the game more accessible for casual gamer, the developers have opted for a much easier combo system.

Basically the major gripe I had with this was that this feature is quite rigid, in the sense that you cant change this option midway through the game.

If, for example, you start the game in a single player, and want to change to a co-op, youd have to start all over again.

With that being said, the developers did a solid job with the co-op, as the camera works very nicely when having two players on screen.

Although the game has some minor issues, it is still very impressive as it has just a wide array of levels and manages to fix some of the shortcomings by throwing in a lot of history from the MK series.

This really just makes an interesting game from start to finish.

The combat may not be as deep as some hardcore MK fans would hope, but the game does provide enough variety and enough upgrades that really makes the overall scope of gameplay very impressive.

First and foremost, the character models are nowhere near as impressive as they could have been, as the MK characters are very elusive and impressive characters but that was not portrayed all that well in the game.

Although Shaolin Monks does provide quite a variety in the environments, it didnt do much in terms of detailing these levels.

Overall the presentation may not be as impressive as I would have liked it to be, but the developers nevertheless manages to do the job well.

The game is at its best when you do play in a co-op mode, as the combat seems even more fun and the action in the game does come at you a little more consistently.