Jan 04, 2017 09:49 AM EST By Eva M. Fernandez, UniversityHerald Reporter

Iron Galaxy recently announced that the Ultratech war machine Kilgore is the new addition to its "Killer Instinct" game for Xbox One and Windows 10. Meanwhile, the game's developer also teased some of the Ultimate finishing moves in the violent fighting game.

Kilgore Joins Killer Instinct

The latest addition in the game can be acquired at a price of $10, with proceeds going directly to the price pool of the "Killer Instinct" 2017 tournament, WWG reported. Kilgore can be liken to Fulgore, since they both are outdated Ultratech fighting machine. This character may suffer from overheating and minor glitches, but it is considered to be one of the most powerful characters in the game.

This robot can deal great damage against its enemies. It can deal explosive damage when it is overheating, since it needs to do short range attacks during this scenario.  This also allows players to try out new playstyles. Players who are familiar playing Fulgore will find it easy to use the new war machine Kilgore.

Iron Galaxy Teases Ultimate Finishing Moves

Besides Kilgore, Iron Galaxy has also announced that it will be adding up new Ultimate finishing moves, which are what fans has been clamouring for in a long time, Windows Central reported. Ultimate finishing moves make victories more spectacular and fulfilling to players. However, there are no reports yet whether the developers will release these Ultimate enders in one update or if they would roll them out individually over the course of the year.

The third season of the game is wrapping up and it only means that Iron Galxy is doubling their efforts to give fans the best gaming experience. With DLC always being renewed as a trend among games these days, "Killer Instinct" might join the band wagon. This means, the game may never get to an end-of-life status. 

While waiting for the third season, fans can avail the "Killer Instinct Season 2" for free beginning this January 16. 

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