Warner Bros. Games and NetherRealm Studios announced the Mortal Kombat 11 Pro Kompetition: Season 2 will make its return to the global esports program. Scheduled to begin on December 5, the upcoming season will introduce an online-only format with all matches available to play exclusively on PlayStation 4 consoles via its PS4 Tournaments feature.
The Mortal Kombat Pro Kompetition: Season 2 will offer players of all ranks a chance to compete online in three different regional divisions representing North America, Latin America, Europe, Oceania, and the Middle East, for a share of the USD 60,000 prize pool.
Each division will be broken out by territory and host eight separate regular-season online events for players to earn Pro Kompetition points used to qualify for each respective regional final, which will produce one winner per division. Players will also be able to utilize fighters from the recently released Mortal Kombat 11 Ultimate, including Mileena, Rain, and Rambo.
NetherRealm Studios announced the following requirements to participate in online matches:
PlayStation’s Competition Centre will serve as the central hub for all registration, matches, live bracket updates, and general information related to the Mortal Kombat 11 Pro Kompetition: Season 2. Online registration is now open for all players through this link: https://playst.cc/mk11-pro-kompetition.
MK 11 Ultimate is available now on all platforms and provides the definitive MK experience with the addition of Kombat Pack 2 featuring new playable fighters – Mileena, Rain, and Rambo – along with the previously released Mortal Kombat 11 main game, Kombat Pack 1, and the Aftermath Expansion.
Source: NetherRealm Studios
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