Features

Game Informer editors discuss Battleborn's Incursion mode, gameplay mechanics, and myriad playable characters after hours of hands-on time with the game.

In issue 254, we asked readers what improvements they would like to see in new-gen multiplayer games. Here are some of the responses we received.

In this video playthrough, Andrew Reiner returns to Just Cause 2 to finish what he started three years ago.

We compile a list of some of the silliest lyrics that have appeared in video games, ranging from downright hilarious to completely nonsensical.

Collecting has been a fundamental aspect of gaming for a long time, but should it still be be prevalent as it is today? Here's why I don't want to spend so much time collecting anymore.

We talked with director Jeremy Snead about his documentary spanning the entire spectrum of video game development and history.

One Piece: Unlimited World Red is Bandai Namco's new action game
based on a Japanese anime, which was based on a manga of the same name.

Meshing together elements of roguelites, action-rpgs, and tabletop
dungeon crawling, Hand of Fate creates an intriguing take on the dungeon
delve.

In this video interview, Battleborn's design director and creative director discuss the similarities and differences between their new game and MOBAs.

Nintendo's Play Nintendo Tour is traveling its games along with giant Nintendo props for photo-ops across the United States.

We picked one character from every Zelda game we'd like to see playable in the upcoming Hyrule Warriors.

From Software's cryptic first-person RPG, with its deliberate combat and vague direction, laid the groundwork for the Dark Souls series.

The Sims offers nearly endless creative freedom, from building houses to shaping your sims’ life.

A long to-do list of various tasks around a farm seems restricting at first, but ends up being a relaxing and liberating take on rural life.

Before Spider-Man 2, no other open-world game had given me quite the same thrill and freedom of movement.

The multitude of choices and wide-open sense of exploration still feel fresh in my mind after all this time. 

Ubisoft’s first entry in what would become its flagship franchise offered opportunities for exploration and traversal that few other games could match. 

Pilotwings wasn’t the first flight simulator I’d played, but the SNES launch game was the first one I played that provided a real sense of freedom.

Hideo Kojima's Metal Gear on the NES expanded what was possible for action games, leaving a legacy.

It wasn’t just a game, it was an experience, and one of the most high
profile shared social experiences that set the wheels in motion to
create the modern MMORPG environment we see today.