God of War and Twisted Metal designer David Jaffe’s last game was not the hit anyone had hoped. Though it had a unique and interest art style, Drawn to Death was a flop both critically and with consumers. Now, the studio's been hit with massive layoffs.

Last week saw PUBG on Xbox One start the process of fixing its godawful control scheme, a boon for any player who was left completely boggled by the clunky design. This week? A new patch refines the controls a touch bit further, while also adding some s-s-s-s-s-s-s-stability to the island brouhaha.

The wait for a God of War release date might have been long, but the wait for the actual thing won't tease you as much. Kratos is back in April, and he's bringing a more heartfelt tale with him.

Last night you may have tried logging into your PlayStation 4 to jump into a bit of Fortnight, Warframe, Call of Duty, Destiny, or whatever other multiplayer game rustles your jammies. You couldn't. And it's still down.

Essentially a brief retelling of iconic climaxes from the anime adaptation, Dramatic Finishes allow players to watch moments like this through the lens of the Unreal 4 Engine. There’s no actual major reward for achieving all of these finishes outside of a trophy or an achievement, but they’re still a neat touch for fans of the saga.

In a groundbreaking move. Microsoft has announced that all of its future first-party games will be added to its Game Pass subscription service on the day of their release.

True story: I’ve never played Shadow of the Colossus. I KNOW! THE SHAME! HOW DO I LIVE WITH THIS SHAME? While that statement does mean that I’ll have to hand in my blogging badge and gun by the end of the week, a second chance might soon be on the horizon.

The second half Battlefield 1's Turning Tides DLC is not even out yet, but already the folks at DICE are hyping the next expansion which will take gamers to the final days of the Great War, bringing with it new vehicles and gear and a brand new aerial assault mode.