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Everyone is still looking back at 2017, while some are already getting hyped for what this year brings in gaming. Plenty of blogs to read this week in our newest edition!

Whether it's upgrading your heroes or making adventure-altering choices, we’re excited for the diverse offering of RPGs in 2018.

Watch Santa Monica Studio's creative director and studio head explain how and why Kratos can jump to Norse, Egyptian, or any future mythology.

Here are the interactive adventures and journeys we're most looking forward to taking this year.

We show off what solo players can expect from this non-canon spinoff.

Do developers need to work long hours for months on end in order to make successful games?

Andrew Reiner dives into the latest sci-fi news, and finds out Chewbacca is a big deal.

We polled the Game Informer staff and here are the top 10 action games that we can't wait to get our hands on.

Another tennis game is on the horizon. Hands-on impressions inside.

In this video, lead gameplay designer Jason McDonald opens up on the difficulty of redesigning the basic pillars of God of War's combat.

2018 already has plenty of games to excited about. Here are the best of the best.

This week on Replay we're looking back at a pair of oddities: Wii exclusives based on popular franchises, which explore new genres.

Discover some of the most eagerly awaited board, card, miniature, and role-playing games on the horizon. 

How do these vessels enhance God of War's storytelling? How much of the world does Kratos traverse by boat? We answer these questions and more.

Kim discusses how she can’t resist collecting everything and anything in RPGs.

Creative director Cory Barlog tells the stories behind several pieces of concept art and what they mean for the new God of War.

This past year had a number of great adventure games. Here are the best ones.

This article is filled with spoilers and speculation about Star Wars.

Our selection of this year's highlights, must-plays, and well-deserved kudos in the genre.

Creative director Cory Barlog and studio head Shannon Studstill explain why now was the right time to rethink Kratos.