Game Informer Editorial

Four experimental indie titles are on board to use the new Oculus Rift headset, and we'll see them at E3. 

Defiance players must find a cure for an infectious outbreak before it spreads uncontrollably across the continent. 

The Game Informer crew is checking out Tomb Raider, Call of Juarez: Gunslinger, and a bunch of indie goodness this weekend. What about you?

Blighttown is one of the most hated areas in Dark Souls, but the lessons it teaches are invaluable in From Software's challenging RPG experience.

Indie developer Survivalist Games has crafted the strangest zombie game we've seen in a while.

Long-running developer Level-5 is planning a batch of mobile content for Japanese audiences.

The Voice Pack DLC, typically priced at $1.99, will be free for early Dragon's Crown players.

Saturday morning cartoons will remain Spyro-less, says Activision.

Team 17's Worms Collection is now available in a non-digital format.

Preparing your computer for Rise of the Triad probably won't break the bank. 

Dear Esther, Hotline Miami, and others are available in the newest humble bundle.

These tips and tricks for Fuse might be best applied when you've got friends on board.

The long-running peripheral manufacturer follows Microsoft into gaming's next generation.

Rayman Origins boasts magnificent art style and musical numbers, but its level design is ridden with melodic themes. 

The Final Fantasy games are notorious for featuring challenging boss encounters, but this one can force you start your entire game over.

Here's a list of some nostalgic video games you either may not know of or may have forgotten.