The digital edition of Game Informer Issue 377 is officially here! This May issue features the highly anticipated Soulframe on the cover. Subscribers can dive into the full magazine immediately, while print copies will begin arriving in mailboxes throughout May. Those who sign up for a Game Informer subscription by April 22 will secure this exclusive issue, which includes a comprehensive 14-page feature on Soulframe—the upcoming fantasy MMO from the developers of Warframe, Digital Extremes, inspired by the cinematic wonder of Princess Mononoke. Additionally, all active subscribers by that April 22 cutoff will receive an exclusive access code to jump into the Soulframe Preludes pre-alpha.
Important Delivery Details: Physical subscribers will find their access codes included directly within their magazine issue. Digital-only subscribers will receive their Soulframe Preludes codes via email by May 8.
My 14-page cover story peels back the curtain on this mysterious world, offering deep dives into new mechanics like Pacts, mount systems, and the creative philosophy driving the development team. Beyond our main feature, this month’s issue is packed with exclusive content: we investigate “lost” gaming projects, explore the history of Japan through the lens of interactive media, and celebrate the 15-year legacy of the Nintendo 3DS. We also share reports from the Game Developers Conference floor and present a special tribute to The Legend of Zelda franchise as it marks its 40th anniversary, featuring insights from creators across the industry.
The issue continues with a look at what’s next for the Assassin’s Creed franchise, a deep analysis of the visually striking platformer The Eternal Life of Goldman, and spotlights on Mixtape, Consume Me, and Titanium Court. Whether you are looking for previews of titles like Big Walk, Pokémon Winds and Waves, and Control Resonant, or want to read our critical takes on major releases such as Resident Evil Requiem, Marathon, and World of Warcraft: Midnight, this issue has you covered.
The cover art itself, featuring the hero “The Envoy” alongside the Omen Shewolf, Orengall, captures the soulful, Ghibli-esque essence of the game. For more on the aesthetic inspiration behind our cover, you can catch up on our initial reveal coverage.
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