Features

I'm surprised to see all the game of the year talk this early in the year, but it is a testament to the quality of games we've seen released before the summer. Overall, this is a great week of blogs, and there is something for everyone!

What makes Scanner Sombre so spooky and interesting? Javy Gwaltney and Surial Vazquez show off the first 15 minutes of the game and discuss its merits.

Two intrepid G.I. editors discuss all the reasons triple-A publishers are blowing it by ignoring this obvious game idea.

This week Associate Editor Javy Gwaltney examines What Remains Of Edith Finch's obsession with death.

In this new video series, we take a look at random new games and decide if we want to keep playing them after our brief look, or move on.

Watch Dan Tack and Ben Hanson play several intense rounds of the game and learn why the game has built such a huge audience.

Andrew Reiner breaks down the latest science-fiction movie news in this week's column.

Associate Editor Javy Gwaltney makes the case for why you should check out Tales From The Borderlands.

As cellphones have become an indispensable part of our lives, they've become more prominent in video games. Here are the best ones.

Find out which of the first-round QBs and RBs are worth it in Madden Ultimate Team.

Sometimes you just need to camp out on the golf course to get the best stuff.

We talk with Funko to learn more
about the production and licensing process behind the vinyl collectibles.
 

The Game Informer crew takes a look back at one of the greatest action games of all time.

One of the best board games of recent years is a bloody Viking war for glory set against the looming threat of Ragnarok.

A new wave featuring four more of Pokémon's most popular creatures is available.

In the final installment of our Game Club, we discuss the game's finale and where we think the series might go in the future.

Looking for the best games to play on your Wii U? Check out our finalized list.

Terrible licensed games are a dime a dozen, but good ones aren’t completely impossible to track down.

Sometimes bad games happen to great franchises. Here are the highs and lows of some of our favorite interactive sagas.

While
not as rampant as it once was, the system still has value.