Welcome to Recap, our weekly feature--running every Monday morning--where we round up what’s been going on around video games, the internet and beyond.
The developers of All Will Rise haven't just announced they're joining the No Games For Genocide boycott, but that they're planning on handing back every cent of funding they've received from Microsoft as well.

There have been layoffs at Warner Bros. Montreal, the developers of Gotham Knights and Arkham Origins.

Clair Obscur won Game Of The Year at the Game Developers Choice Awards last week, along with Best Debut, Best Visual Art, Best Narrative and Best Audio.

The good news: the remastered Tomb Raider games got a patch recently. The bad news: they also got some weird new outfits and a range of new bugs.

David Tremblay, who at one point held the record for earning the most PlayStation Trophies in the world, has been permanently banned from the PlayStation Network. The former top trophy hunter blames a hacker and Sony’s “incompetent” support and security teams.
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While their boss is blowing public funds on his make-a-wish dreams, actual FBI agents are finding the time to investigate a bunch of Steam games suspected of being crypto scams.





