Features

If a game has already been translated into English, why not bring it to North America?

With Lego Batman 3's expanding roster of increasingly obscure inclusions, these few suggestions don't seem that absurd.

The Game Informer team takes on Vib-Ribbon, a strange PS1 game never before released in the U.S.

The GI office continues its smashing, hiding, and orc-icidal crusades into yet another weekend full of games.

News editor Mike Futter examines what horror revealed about his gaming preferences.

Frenzy keeps Shadow of Mordor’s world unpredictable and alive.

Learn more about the history that has shaped the personalities of these tough leading ladies.

With a new generation of console upon us, we give our suggestions for a new entry in this classic platforming franchise.

We're a year in and the transition to the new consoles is still tricky.

I’m leaving a bunch of unfinished work behind before a vacation. Fortunately, these scraps are technically a feature.

The intersection of games and film doesn’t have to be anathema. It just needs a gentler guiding hand.

Could
our days slaying adorable slimes be numbered?

The game's producer explains the team's approach to their next horror-focused, episodic entry.

Join us as we take a look at Amanda Ripley's harrowing adventure aboard the Sevastopol.

The pre-order DLC is a nostalgic but frustrating throwback to the original sci-fi horror classic.

Nintendo’s amiibos are adorable little action figures I look forward to
staring at while they find a home on my desk, but as of right this
moment, their application seems limited.

Join Andrew Reiner, Daniel Tack, and Jeff Cork as they dive in blind to check out Stardock's latest 4X title, Sorcerer King.

In issue 259, we asked readers what city they'd like to see in their favorite open-world series. Most respondents selfishly picked their own hometowns, while others correctly picked Minneapolis. Here are some responses.

We just gave the world the first information on the promising new Kickstarter game The Flame in the Flood. Now, you can see the game in action.

Six developers who played major roles in AAA franchises left the mainstream in search of creative freedom.