Mortal Kombat: 2 Open Source Clones Compared
Comparison table
mk.js
Availability
- Status
- Semi-playable
- Platforms
- Web
- Play in browser
- YesPlay in Browser
- Mobile
- No
Project health
- Development status
- Halted
- Last updated
- 5y ago
- Stars
- 1,549
- Contributors
- 7
Compatibility
- Multiplayer
- Local multiplayer, Online
OpenMortal
Availability
- Status
- Playable
- Platforms
- Windows, Linux, OSX
- Play in browser
- No
- Mobile
- No
Project health
- Development status
- Not tracked
- Last updated
- Not tracked
- Stars
- Not tracked
- Contributors
- Not tracked
Compatibility
- Multiplayer
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| Title | mk.js | OpenMortal |
|---|---|---|
| Status | Semi-playable | Playable |
| Platforms | Web | Windows, Linux, OSX |
| Play in browser | YesPlay in Browser | No |
| Mobile | No | No |
| Project health | ||
| Development status | Halted | Not tracked |
| Last updated | 5y ago | Not tracked |
| Stars | 1,549 | Not tracked |
| Contributors | 7 | Not tracked |
| Compatibility | ||
| Multiplayer | Local multiplayer, Online | — |
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Frequently asked questions
Are the Mortal Kombat clones on this page open source?
Yes — every clone catalogued here is an open-source project. Availability, license, and development-status details for each one are listed in the comparison table above.
Can I play any of these Mortal Kombat clones directly in a browser?
Yes — mk.js has a browser-playable build linked in the comparison table above, no install required.
See the full write-up for each clone, or go back to Mortal Kombat.