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!

A bone-breaking blast of bloody fun, Mortal Kombat 11 is a celebration of ultra-violence that pushes the franchise forward to gloriously gory new heights.

Every realm there ever was, every timeline that ever existed, hanging by a thread in a plot to rewrite reality itself. Who says fighting games can’t have awesome plots? For the last decade, Mortal Kombat has been proving that thought entirely wrong, rising to meet a narrative challenge and then decapitating it with one almight uppercut. Next week, the culmination …

While the full Mortal Kombat 11 roster has pretty much been leaked already, there are still a few faces that players are hungry to see more of. One such face happens to be wearing a freakin’ skull for a mask, carries a big hammer and has nipples so powerful that the leather straps on his torso can barely contain the anarchic areolas within. Say hello, to Shao Kahn.

It’s still a week until Mortal Kombat 11 hits digital and retail stores. Fans are chomping at the proverbial bit to smack each other senseless in the next game in one of the world’s most popular fighting game franchises. They’ll get that chance on April 23, but it seems that at least one person has the game early, and has …

Last week saw the rise of a new Elder God in the form of Cetrion, who wields the power of Mother Nature and can unleash titanic destruction all over your face. This week? Mortal Kombat 11 is scaling down, with a character who looks like the bastard child of Gollum and Goro. Say hello, to the Kollector.

Earth! Wind! Fire! Water! Heart exploded in your ribcage by a stalagmite flung magically across the room with brutal power!... Wait a minute, that's not right!

NetherRealm wants to give you the tools to be a badass. Want a warrior who earns more experience from performing a grisly finisher? There’s a build for that. Want to sacrifice defense in favour of more offense? There’s a build available for that style of play. Which is all well and good in regular play across Mortal Kombat’s system of Towers, but how does this influence ranked online play where fighting games live and breath?