Cover Reveal – Halo Infinite

Halo Infinite, after years of anticipation is finally here. Gamers around the globe will take the Mjolnir boots and battle their way to the top of a vast Halo Ring World on December 8. Ahead of the game’s arrival, we’re highlighting Halo Infinite with one of our biggest cover stories in years. We’ve got 20 pages of in-depth detail on Infinite’s campaign and multiplayer, alongside a wealth of interviews with the development team at 343 Industries that brought the game to life.

The first three hours were spent playing the game and we learned about upgrades, weapons, and equipment. We finally learned about the freeform open world-style content fleshing out Master Chief’s adventures on Zeta Halo. This new game is a fascinating link to the original Halo: Combat Evolved. The exciting mystery behind the story was revealed, as well as how it connects to previous games and moves the Halo narrative in an entirely new direction. In the months leading up to launch Halo Infinite will be the focus of our coverage. Click the banner to access the hub of content. For starters, let’s take a deeper dive into Halo Infinite’s progression and exploration capabilities. 

In addition to our main cover, we’re thrilled to showcase the exclusive cover art appearing on this month’s Game Informer Gold. Limited to a numbered print run per issue, this premium version of Game Informer isn’t available for sale and is the only place you’ll find a printed version of this art. Check out the official Game Informer Gold website to find out where you can get it. TwitterFollow us on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter for additional details.  You can read more about Game Informer Gold by clicking here

Halo takes center stage in this new issue, but there’s lots more to discover. We recommend 10 games that you can share with your family to celebrate the holidays. This article examines the impact of massive success for developers such as Valheim, Stardew Valley, and Darkest Dungeon. You’ll also find our up-close and personal profile of independent gaming superstar Edmund McMillen and how his personal and professional life informed games like Super Meat Boy and The Binding of Isaac. These are some of our favorite anime, based on games. We also recommend the best Xbox controllers. Geoff Keighley was interviewed about The Game Awards 2020, and we learned what to expect from this entertainment awards show.

If you’re eager for more on the hottest games on the horizon, we’ve also got new looks at Bayonetta 3, Ghost Recon Frontline, Oxenfree 2, Weird West, and Gotham Knights, just to name a few.

Subscribers to the print edition can look forward to their issue arriving within the coming days and weeks. The digital edition of this issue launches this afternoon for PC/Mac, iOS, and Google Play. You can also get the latest issue through third-party apps on Nook and Kindle. To subscribe to either the digital or print version, click here.