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Issue 381 – Exodus

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Exodus – A Matter of Time

After creating some of the most beloved games of all time, a studio led by former BioWare employees is aiming to craft the next great sci-fi RPG: Exodus.
by Charles Harte on
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Exclusive Exodus Story And Gameplay Deep Dive | The Game Informer Show

Learn about the newest sci-fi RPG from the makers of Mass Effect, Halo, and more.
by Alex Van Aken on
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I Played Exodus, And My Favorite Part Was The Talking Space Frogs

My hands-on time with Exodus took me to Khonsu, an orbital platform populated by Awakened frogs.
by Charles Harte on
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Salt, A Talking Mech-Piloting Octopus, Is The Weirdest Companion In Exodus (And I Love Her)

I asked the developers of Exodus about Salt's backstory, her TMNT-inspired design, and her (ironically) dry sense of humor.
by Charles Harte on

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GI Spy

To celebrate Game Informer’s 35th anniversary, we take a stroll down memory lane with behind-the-scenes photos.
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Turning the Corner

With the series celebrating its 35th anniversary, we sit down with those in charge of Sonic the Hedgehog to trace how it came back from the brink of ruin.
by Brian Shea on

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Reviews

Exodus
8.75
Review

Splatoon Raiders
Review – A Fresh Take

Though Splatoon’s single-player content has always been underappreciated, Splatoon Raiders makes it difficult to ignore, shining a bright light on the series’ oft-slept-on side.
by Brian Shea on

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Multimedia Maturation

Indie games and diversified media, not triple-A blockbusters, are the next gaming-to-movie adaptation boom, and Japan is leading the way
by Alicia Haddick on
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ISSN 3069-1478 (Online), ISSN 1067‑6392 (Print)