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These are the games we've previewed at Gamescom 2026, including Control Resonant and more.

Check out all the most impressive displays at the world's biggest gaming convention.

You can check out Star Wars Zero Company and Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy – or you could always just play Elden Ring and Metal Gear Solid 4 again.

My hands-on time with Exodus took me to Khonsu, an orbital platform populated by Awakened frogs.

Elden Ring on Switch 2 gets the job done admirably, but it is the inferior version of a fantastic game.

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

We went hands-on with ProbablyMonsters' Nazi-killing action game and came away delighted.

We watched a hands-off preview of Control Resonant and it continues Remedy's tradition of sureral design.

Made by former BioWare developers, Exodus is an ambitious sci-fi RPG, and it's the next game to grace Game Informer's cover.

We spoke with the writers of The Talos Principle III about AI, a topic the two have been considering longer than most.

Game Informer is turning 35, and we’ve got some big things happening to celebrate the moment.

We have a busy week ahead of us next week... but we still have time for game recs!

We spoke to lead writer Hiroshi Yamashita about Izumo no Okuni's role in Onimusha: Way of the Sword.

Senior Associate Editor Wesley LeBlanc traveled to Chengdu, China, to go hands-on with Eclipse Glow's debut action game.

The lead designers at Team Ninja answered questions over email about Nioh 3's first big narrative expansion.

We played through Dokyo's ominous underground lair and survived to tell the tale (though we did die a few times for sure).

We recently spoke with the Exoprimal development team and asked how Capcom's proprietary engine can make a game like Resident Evil 4 remake, Street Fighter 6, and Ghosts 'n Goblins Resurrection.

We're suggesting Star Fox-likes, Perfect Dark-likes, Kingdom Hearts-likes, and more to play this weekend. Also Madden and Mario.

We spoke to Capcom about toeing the line between dark-fantasy and horror.

Something tells us we'll be seeing this feature used in other Capcom games one day.