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Mortal Kombat 1 showed an in-game image of T-1000 and showed details of Pro Tour

Author : Allison Mar 21,2025

Mortal Kombat 1's future looks uncertain. Season 3 content appears cancelled due to underwhelming sales, and the recently released Pro Kompetition trailer, showcasing the game's esports circuit, offers limited reassurance.

The 2025 Pro Kompetition boasts a $255,000 prize pool—a modest sum, even by fighting game community (FGC) standards. This has previously led to complaints from top players regarding unsustainable prize money, making international travel for potentially small payouts financially unviable.

Mortal Kombat 1 showed an ingame image of T1000 and showed details of Pro TourImage: youtube.com

The 2025 competitive scene is expected to see a regional split, with North American and European players primarily competing in their respective regions, culminating in a showdown at EVO 2025, considered the premier fighting game tournament.

While the marketing campaign generates excitement and attempts to build hype, the reality behind the flashy reveals, such as the teased in-game T-1000 image, paints a concerning picture for the game's long-term prospects.