Category: Gaming
The Video Games You Should Play This Weekend – May 1
May 2, 2026 | Gaming
Today is the first day of May, which means in Minnesota (where Game Informer is technically based and about half of us live) there is a a freeze warni…
Read MoreVampire Crawlers & Double Fine’s New Game Kiln Are Great | The Game Informer Show
May 2, 2026 | Gaming
In this week’s episode of The Game Informer Show, returning guest Brenden Groom (Pass The Controller) joins us to discuss why Poncle’s Vampire Crawl…
Read MoreCity Of None Is A Metroidvania From A Celeste Co-Creator And It Launches Next Year
May 1, 2026 | Gaming
Extremely OK Games, the developer/publisher (formerly known as Maddy Makes Games) behind 2018’s Celeste, has revealed City of None, a new metroidvania…
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