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In this video interview, the game's lead designer from Arkane explains why the game will make you jump but doesn't land neatly in the horror genre.

Prepare to have your mind blown by the images snapped by an A.I. character.

We made a Spotify mix comprised of the staff's favorite songs of the year just for you! 

Pokémon had a huge resurgence this year, which is why we're looking back on its original release.

We speak to Nicolas Hamilton, who despite battling cerebral palsy, went from a gamer to becoming a race car driver.

If you didn’t play the best of what the last generation had to offer, backward compatibility gives you a great chance to catch up.

Don’t tell any audio teams I said this, but I gained a deeper appreciation for playing games while listening to podcasts this year.

In issue 284, we asked readers to amuse us with their best video game-related joke. The results were unanimously awful. Now it's your turn step up to the mic and make your fellow readers laugh.

With the release of Street Fighter V's second season, we take a look at the game's past and potential future.

The Game Informer crew is here to wish you a happy holiday season, as they play terrible games.

Use these tips to die less, climb more, and upgrade to the best senpai you can be.

In a year filled with amazing releases, we highlight some of the absolute best in board, card, miniature, and role-playing games.

We rounded up some
of the most exciting stories about how Arkane was dumbstruck by its own
game.

Final Fantasy XV is a good game, but these (spoiler-free) small changes could help it realize its full potential. 

While much of the Star Wars fiction is focused on familiar characters like Luke Skywalker, there’s plenty to enjoy on the grittier side of that galaxy far, far away. 

The holidays are a great time to try out some games on your phone

We've got a short Blog Herding this week due to the holiday weekend creeping up on us – short and sweet, that is.

We speak to the fan-favorite voice actors behind Geek & Sundry's Critical Role.

 RPGs are all about becoming more powerful  – leveling up if you will. In sports, that's also the goal.

Arkane’s art team has created a fascinating visual palette for the game and its Talos I space station.