Spawn has finally arrived in Mortal Kombat 11, and he has brought two absolutely brutal Fatalities to NetherRealm Studios' latest fighting game. While these two Spawn Fatalities can be executed extremely easily with the use of Easy Fatality Tokens, they can also be performed the old-fashioned way, and this guide provides details on how to do exactly that.
Simply, all a player needs to do to perform Spawn's Fatalities in Mortal Kombat 11Â is enter the appropriate inputs from the correct distances. These inputs and distances are as follows, and players that are precise with their execution should find it fairly straightforward to end a match with one of these gruesome finishing moves:
- Rest in Pieces (Mid):Â Forward, Back, Down, Down, 3 (PS4: X | Xbox: A | Switch: B)
- Unchained (Mid):Â Forward, Back, Forward, 4Â (PS4: Circle | Xbox: B | Switch: A)
Once these Fatalities have been mastered, fans can then turn their attention to learning how to perform Spawn's Brutalities in Mortal Kombat 11. Indeed, Spawn has a myriad of these alternative finishing moves at his disposal, and players must end their matches in very particular ways in order to perform them. That said, Brutalities must be unlocked in MK11, which means that players can not simply execute them by learning the requirements, as can be done with Fatalities.
To unlock some of Spawn's Brutalities, fans should spend time completing Mortal Kombat 11's Towers of Time. More specifically, players should look at the rewards associated with completing various Towers on Brutal difficulty, as they sometimes have a chance of unlocking a Brutality for the character that was used to complete them. While fans will not receive a Brutality for every one of these Towers that they finish, they should at least get access to a few of them.
Finishing moves have been a staple of the Mortal Kombat franchise since its very beginnings, and they have hit a whole new level of violence in MK11. While players' opinions on Spawn's Fatalities may vary, it is hard to deny their viciousness, and fans should find that they are quite easy to execute so long as they are armed with the inputs detailed in this guide.
Mortal Kombat 11Â is available now for PC, PS4, Stadia, Switch, and Xbox One.
