Are the Towers of Time kicking your ass in Mortal Kombat 11? Fret not, because some much needed fine-tuning is on the way for that mode.

Sony Bend plans to keep the Days Gone train rolling with a brand new set of challenges in June. “‘Survival’ difficulty mode tests players by daring them to beat the story with increased difficulty settings, no fast travel or Survival Vision, and an immersive HUD that removes maps and indicators from the gameplay screen,” Bend Studio game director Jeff Ross wrote on the Sony Blog.

Amongst all the Fatalities, Animalities and even the Brutalities of previous games, Mercy has always felt like an odd idea in Mortal Kombat. It’s perhaps the greatest slap in the face possible, more so than a Fatality. It’s a chance for you to pity your opponent, and actually give them a second chance to beat you. Naturally, it’s an idea that I hope anyone who fights online in Mortal Kombat 11, uses frequently. Have mercy on me, guv’na.

That bit of promotional art doing the rounds and claiming that we'll finally see a reveal of the Suicide Squad game by the name of Outlaws? Yeah, that's totally fake.

All of that big content that BioWare promised would launch in April for Anthem? Yeah, that ain't coming this month or anytime soon.

In Mortal Kombat 11 every character gets a single Fatality unlocked from the start. If you want that second finisher, you’ll have to grind for it in the Krypt, an idea so foul that I’d rather spend my time performing a root canal on Baraka. If you do happen to know the actual input though, there’s nothing stopping you from actually performing the secondary finisher. Just be aware, that it won’t show up in your list of moves until you’ve unlocked it in the Krypt. Still, I’ve got a list of Fatalities below, so feel free to take this page and print it out!

e story continues, as a Deadly Alliance wreaks havoc, an ancient threat is reborn and Armageddon finally begins.

The dark days may be over for game-starved fans of interactive entertainment in China, after a six-month freeze on new video game arrivals. Well, kind of.