Features

Telltale reminds me of my family: I care about them, but sometimes
they really annoy me. This weekend was the perfect example.

Things can get in the way of us having a good time with our video games, but sooner or later we always find a way.

This year we killed a lot of zombies, traveled to exotic lands in the
sky, punched some supervillains in the jaw, and sailed the seas as a
pirate, but which stories really stuck with us?

We sit down with Bungie co-founder Jason Jones to hear his thoughts about the team’s ambitious shooter. 

Ride through the streets of Tokyo and find all about Polyphony's newest sim racer.

Senior associate editor Dan Ryckert offers his thoughts on a genre of mobile games that he sees as more busywork than actual gameplay experiences.

The happiest game in the world gets its sequel, and you can watch us play the new Xbox One title.

With the recent announcement of Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition for next-gen consoles, it got us thinking about what we want in a full-blown sequel to Crystal Dynamics' action hit.

The VGX had some truly terrible moments this year, but at its core, the new format is a step in the right direction.

In this video interview, Destiny's multiplayer designer dissects their new approach to competitive play and how it compares to Halo.

If you're a fan of the DC Comics character, you'll want to stay far away from the game inspired by the Halle Berry movie.

Find out the nuts and bolts of how Destiny differs from both MMOs and multiplayer shooters to carve its own path.

We look at a few of the shots that publishers fired at their competition this year.

Sometimes the best part of games are the abstract sections that take place outside of the main game.

UPDATE: Thank you for submitting your votes. Look for the results in the February issue of Game Informer, which hits in early January. 

In this video feature, Bungie's art director explains the roots of the game's style and how it combines elements of Star Wars with a certain '80s cartoon.

Of all the memorable locations in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, one mini-dungeon is notable for being especially ghoulish. Anyone who played this game during childhood will always remember the Bottom of the Well.

You probably don’t need to be told why you didn’t play Final Fantasy XIV three years ago. However, you should know why it’s worth giving a second chance. 

A few months ago, we asked readers if GTA V lived up to their expectations or not. With the exception of a few disillusioned gamers, most readers expressed happiness with their purchase, despite GTA Online’s early server woes.

Part of the thrill of gaming is being able to step into imaginative worlds that let us make our own marks in them. We take a look at the best ones from this past generation.