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Supergiant Games' first and highly-anticipated sequel blazes Game Informer's cover this month.

Vault 76 is a decent place to set a Fallout game, but is it better than a vault filled with twenty men, ten women, and one panther?

We wish we’d known these things before we started Shift Up’s new action game.

We spoke with Shift Up about inspirations for Stellar Blade beyond Nier Automata (like the Bible and The Matrix), the approach to costumes and how they fit in the lore, and why having no minimaps in the game was a purposeful decision.

Though some action sequences and heartfelt moments stand out, the Knuckles series is a largely forgettable and inconsequential diversion.

Spider-Man's rogues' gallery rivals that of any superhero, and Insomniac Games is taking full advantage of it through its games.

We asked the Dead Cells and The Rogue: Prince of Persia developer to enlighten us.

We opened a bunch of booster packs for the Temporal Forces expansion of Pokémon TCG.

Rise of the Rōnin producer Yosuke Hayashi and director Fumihiko Yasuda are watching Shogun and recommend you watch Yojimbo.

Fallout is scary, violent, funny, weird, intriguing, reverential, and somehow also optimistic.

The latest issue of Game Informer features an exclusive, in-depth feature on the new Star Wars game from the developers of The Division.

We spoke to Moon Studios about why its next game is No Rest for the Wicked and not a third Ori game.

Video games have more than one royal family.

The friction of Dragon's Dogma 2 is what makes it so rewarding to play.

The results are in, and Link's debut 3D adventure takes home the top prize in our 2024 reader vote to determine the greatest video game of all time!