Soulframe, the highly anticipated fantasy MMO from the creative minds behind Warframe, Digital Extremes, takes center stage in our latest issue. Subscribers can now access the full digital edition, featuring an expansive 14-page cover story, alongside retrospectives on the 40th anniversary of The Legend of Zelda and an insightful deep dive into the turbulent history of the Nintendo 3DS.
Beyond our monthly print magazine, we are thrilled to offer an exclusive perk for our community. We’ve partnered with Digital Extremes to provide every active Game Informer subscriber—and anyone who joins us by April 22—guaranteed early access to Soulframe via its “Preludes” program. This code grants you a front-row seat to the game’s development as it progresses toward its eventual 1.0 release.
How to Claim Your Preludes Access Code

- Print Subscribers: If you receive our physical magazine, keep an eye on your mailbox starting in early May. Your issue will arrive polybagged with a special insert containing your unique code and setup instructions. If you encounter any technical hurdles, the included support contact will guide you through the process.
- Digital-Only Subscribers: If you prefer the digital experience, we’ve got you covered. By May 8 at the latest, we will deliver your unique access code and instructions directly to the email address associated with your subscription account.
For more technical details regarding the Preludes, including update roadmaps, potential progression resets, or known bugs, please visit the official Soulframe FAQ.
Stay tuned for ongoing coverage and exclusive insights at our dedicated Game Informer Soulframe Hub.
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