The digital edition of Game Informer (Issue 373), spotlighting Dragon Quest VII Reimagined on the cover, is now available. Subscribers can read the complete issue online; physical copies begin mailing in December 2025. New subscribers who sign up before November 25, 2025 will receive this issue, which includes a 12-page cover feature on Dragon Quest VII Reimagined. For the first time in the magazine’s history, Dragon Quest graces the cover — accompanied by an eight-page retrospective on the series narrated by its original creator, Yuji Horii.
This issue is packed with thoughtful features and interviews. There’s an in-depth conversation with the creator of The Binding of Isaac about his new project, a cultural piece that examines the phenomenon around Five Nights at Freddy’s, and a holiday-ready roundup of the best co-op games to play with friends and family. Our team also assembled a 10-page gift guide curated by Editor-in-Chief Matt Miller, plus a feature that revisits every title that has earned Game Informer’s rare 10/10 score.
Elsewhere in the magazine you’ll find a mix of previews and reviews: previews include looks at Marvel’s Wolverine, Saros, Chronoscript: The Endless End, Skate Story, and Halo: Campaign Evolved; reviews cover games such as Absolum, Ninja Gaiden 4, Hades II, The Outer Worlds 2, and Battlefield 6. There’s also a retrospective on 2025 — “The Year of the Ninja” — and a post-launch interview with Sucker Punch Productions about Ghost of Yōtei.
Subscribing to Game Informer grants access to 10 issues per year, available in both print and digital formats; a digital-only subscription option is also offered at a reduced rate. Don’t miss this issue’s extensive Dragon Quest coverage, exclusive interviews, and curated gift ideas.
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