Game Informer Editorial

The third episode in the mini series explores gameplay features meant to create a more immersive setting. 
 

The popular game series proves to be quite the money maker for Activision.

See if your favorite game made any of the lists.

New DLC episodes for Assassins Creed are given release dates. Three episodes spin the alternate story of George Washington and his reign of terror. 

Assassin’s Creed fans may have finished Ubisoft’s latest game in the
series, but soon they’ll be able to buy the game's characters in action figure form.

Blendo Games’ newest title explores the world of hacking.

Get your hands on a fresh 50% off sale on downloadable content and DLCs for PlayStation systems starting today. 

Fans of the fantasy strategy game can look forward to smiting liches and skeletons in the game’s first expansion.

For the next 10 weeks, vote on the DC Comics superhero you think will come out as champion. 

Update: A list of rumored Steam titles has surfaced, but Microsoft says that Halo won't be among them.

The 2010 game’s newest batch of downloadable content has been delayed once again.

Phosphor Games' Awakened is seeking Kickstarter funding to finish a job that's long been overdue. After years of a varying pace of development, Awakened hopes to finally produce a single-player campaign and a deep character editor. 

Indie game, Death Inc., launches its Kickstarter Campaign today and hopes to raise enough money to debut by October this year. 

Rockstar issues a statement apologizing to Grand Theft Auto fans and speaks directly about recent rumors flying around claiming the delay of the new GTA V is a conspiracy. 

Developer Tom Hall wants to enable people to create platformers with his new Worlds of Wander tool.

The Super Bowl is on Sunday, and that means one editor might visit the virtual gridiron, while others keep chipping away at recently released titles like The Cave, Fire Emblem: Awakening, and Far Cry 3.

This week's mobile gaming brings you a number of endless runner games topped with a Warioware follower and fresh combat racing app. 

The developer’s in-house technology reaches its third iteration – and CD
Projekt Red expects it to greatly improve role-playing games.