Ed Boone, the creative director of two e-human kombat series and the Cruelty Series, is the president of NetherRealm Studios. There is some good news for gamers anticipating Studio Chicago's upcoming game. In the coming spring, Mortal Kombat 11 will have been available for four years. 

For most developers, a four-year break isn't that long, but NetherRealm Studios has established a pattern of irregularly releasing a new game every two years. "Human kombat" is also cruelty In the process, so he has a lengthy break. For this reason, many anticipate it to be available for Injustice 3 in 2021 and Mortal Kombat 12 in 2023. The former obviously did not, but the latter is still a possibility. 

Which of the two series that NetherRealm Studios is now working on will be released remains to be seen. History demonstrates it to be cruelty. Mortal Kombat 12, however, according to speculations and reports. Of course, none of those possibilities are possible. 

It can be a new IP address or something entirely different. Whatever NetherRealm Studios' next game is, it won't be available for free to play. And with so many multiplayer online games available for free, this will be music to the ears of gamers that enjoy Mortal Kombat. And supporters of cruelty who want the series to continue in its current form. 

Twitter is where Ed Boon gets his news. When asked if his next match would be free, he didn't say anything and simply said, "No." In game development, things inevitably change, but it's safe to assume that whatever NetherRealm Studios is working on is far along in the development process, making it unlikely that it will switch from being a paid-for product to a free-to-play one. It is neither uncommon nor common.