had to say about this is that the decision will be reviewed in the future, should the laws in Ukraine change. Those who pre-ordered digitally through Steam or PlayStation Store will soon receive full refunds, but will sadly not have access to the game. With the name of the skin referencing 'Kold War', combined with Skarlet's red colour scheme and the hat reminiscent of a Soviet officer uniform one, it is not hard to see where the Ukrainian government might find their cause for objection. Ukrainian law strictly regulates any media or imagery that prominently displays Soviet or Nazi symbolism.

She is deadliest and most faithful creation. Therefore, Ukrainian players would also be able to acquire the skin. Skarlet is a blood mage and Imperial Bodyguard in Mortal Kombat 11. The reason why the skin would be an issue in Ukraine is that this is a special edition bonus for the Russian market and Ukraine usually gets the same version of any given game. PlayUA suspected this may be connected to the Kold War Scarlet skin pictured above but Warner Bros. They did not, however, say which specific laws the game didn't comply with. Everyone first looked to the regional publisher SoftClub for answersm, yet it appears the call was not made by them, but rather by Warner Bros.Ī Ukrainian gaming website, PlayUA, with WB Games Support to see what the reasoning behind the decision was and the support staff answered by stating that Mortal Kombat 11 did not comply with Ukrainian laws. Mortal Kombat 11's release in Ukraine has been cancelled mere days before the planned release.

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