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We chat with lead designer Mark Nauta about the origins of the project and how Chimera Squad is canonically tied to the rest of the franchise.

We've got a ton of new info on Obsidian's new micro-scaled survival adventure.

The Wastelanders update changes the experience in meaningful ways, but doesn't fix legacy issues that still bring the game down.

Riot has a great foundation to do things with.

Whether you're new to PlayStation 4 or have been playing it since launch, we've rounded up some games that may hit the right notes during the lockdown.

NEC’s 16-bit console gets the pint-sized treatment, with a large and eclectic selection of retro games.

Stress produced by the real world has led to a desire to play games that are lighter in tone.

Riot's upcoming tactical shooter has powerful roots.

From sprawling adventures to competitive multiplayer, the Game Informer staff shares their personal picks for the lockdown.

Don’t be confused by the bad-faith argument that this remake is fundamentally incomplete and therefore not worth playing, because you would be cheating yourself out of one of the most interesting games of the year.

We talk to the Frictional Games team to get the lowdown on the upcoming horror game Amnesia: Rebirth.

We dive into the development of Mojang's hottly anticipated dungeon crawer RPG.

Does Final Fantasy VII Remake have a new game plus? Does it have any post-game content? The game addresses both of those concerns with a single clever stroke – but in short, the answer on both fronts is “yes."

Many of Game Informer's staffers picked a game they thought you might like to play for some fun escapism.

When the real world is scary and uncertain, our annual parody magazine is here to provide you with pretend news and reviews.

We asked Nihon Falcom president and producer Toshihiro Kondo about what you can expect from the final Cold Steel entry.

We learn more about the new feature coming to Marvel Strike Force in its next update.

Whether you're locked down with family or in complete isolation, here are several games you can dig into when you can't do much outside of your own home.

One word: grenades!

Educational games can get a bad rap, but a few are so good it’s easy to forget you’re learning history, ecology, science, and more.