Game Informer Editorial

Still the highest-selling SMT game, but below the numbers Persona has pulled in.

Your weekly update for the weekend exploits of the Game Informer staff and community.

The show losses steam again as we return home for multiple characters in the new Paramount Plus show.

Travis Touchdown is no longer limited to the Switch.

The kids wake up. They decide to change the format a little bit.

A CDPR-owned developer has something in the works.

Which block-building adventures stand at the top?

We sit down with the creator of one of our favorite indies in recent memory and discuss our hands-on impressions of Saber Interactive's latest asymmetric multiplayer game!

Speak softly and carry two big bladed sticks.

Where will your decisions take you?

Make all kinds of new Peridot combinations in this new mobile game.

The Blue Blur officially runs circles around one of the biggest platforms in gaming.

Saber Interactive is being pulled from the porting process.

Sean Murray says the next game would "seem impossible" even if 1,000 people were working on it.

Serious allegations levelled against Governor Newsom following the firing of a top lawyer on the case.

The two companies are already working on releasing MythForce together.

With this card, everyone at the party becomes a threat.

Rogue Factor wants to "bring back true adventure and exploration."