Great game

Poorly designed, lazy clicker/idler game with multiple contradictions and bad choices on game-development side

The amount of money needed to be spent just to have all the characters is absurd,

Publishing a game with "premium edition" and then publishing a dozen DLCs is even more absurd.

As a long-time fan of the series, I just feel ripped off. This on top of the base game being much worse than previous entries makes is a bad, expensive extension.

If I ever see the opportunity to jump into a new fight-game franchise, I will gladly leave this sad shadow of a NetherRealm game, trying to shine in the series glory.

Very interesting (?) runner that is based around falling to the very bottom.

Locations are vague, yet quite interesting, they have an aura of some dark past, that made me explore the area as much as I could.

The mechanic is a bit weird, as you cannot fall to quickly and too far down, it's quite easy to die.

Overall I really enjoyed it, although there isn't much game in this game, if you know what I mean, but for a short, free experience, it's superb

A truly amazing experience, it is generally focused on the music, but don't let that mislead you. The game is a visual feast. Each area is significantly different from the previous one, there are various effects and optical illusions that play masterfully into songs playing in the background.

It is a dirty, pixelated look, but if that doesn't deter you from playing, I wholeheartedly recommend this one, you won't regret this

Removing achievements and changing the whole game for no reason. Trap.

It's a terrible game with even worse execution.

Everything is incredibly buggy, you might have to play same levels multiple times, characters can glitch/block/stop moving without any reason.
Tala tries to be "funny" and "gamer-like" which results in a cringe non-fun glimpse of a story, not worth your time, wouldn't play again.