A new pre-loading feature on Steam has caused some reported issues for Mortal Kombat X players on PC.
Much like the PlayStation 4's pre-loading functionality, Steam was testing out a process through which players could download the first 3GB of Mortal Kombat X to unlock several playable options such as single-player and tutorials while the rest of the game streamed and downloaded in the background.
Instead of being able to access core features from the start, however, many users were instead treated to a series of issues when attempting to access many of its modes, including unplayable characters, unavailable content, and crashes to desktop.
"We are aware of issues with PC and are working closely with Steam to resolve it," developer NetherRealm confirmed on Twitter. Any updates will be provided via the Steam Community Forum for Mortal Kombat X, and many users on Valve's PC gaming service have offered workarounds for some of the issues.
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Much like the PlayStation 4's pre-loading functionality, Steam was testing out a process through which players could download the first 3GB of Mortal Kombat X to unlock several playable options such as single-player and tutorials while the rest of the game streamed and downloaded in the background.
Instead of being able to access core features from the start, however, many users were instead treated to a series of issues when attempting to access many of its modes, including unplayable characters, unavailable content, and crashes to desktop.
"We are aware of issues with PC and are working closely with Steam to resolve it," developer NetherRealm confirmed on Twitter. Any updates will be provided via the Steam Community Forum for Mortal Kombat X, and many users on Valve's PC gaming service have offered workarounds for some of the issues.
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