The digital version of Game Informer magazine Issue 373, featuring Dragon Quest VII Reimagined on the cover, is now live! Subscribers can read the full issue right here, with print issues arriving in mailboxes starting in December. If you subscribe to Game Informer before November 25, you’ll receive this latest issue highlighting Dragon Quest VII Reimagined across 12 pages in our cover story. And, because this is somehow the first-ever time a Dragon Quest game has appeared on a Game Informer cover, we have an 8-page deep dive into the history of the Dragon Quest series, as told by the man who created it, Yuji Horii.
In addition to that historical retrospective and a 12-page Dragon Quest Reimagined cover story, which features my thoughts after playing the game for two hours alongside words from the game’s various development leads, this issue is jam-packed with excellent features. Senior Associate Editor Marcus Stewart spoke with Edmund McMillan, the creator of The Binding of Isaac, about his new game, Mewgenics. Freelancer Luis Joshua Gutierrez plugged a hole in Game Informer coverage with an awesome look at the culture surrounding the mega-phenomenon that is Five Nights at Freddy’s. The entire GI crew banded together to create a round-up of the best co-op games to play during the holidays!
Speaking of holidays, Editor-in-Chief Matt Miller scoured storefronts to bring you 10 pages of great gifts for the gamers in your life. Elsewhere in this exciting issue, we have a look at the history of games that Game Informer has awarded the prestigious 10/10 review score (because this issue features a review for a game we gave a 10!), the top five dragon quests, a look at Riot’s upcoming League of Legends card game, Riftbound, a look back at 2025 aka The Year of the Ninja, and even a post-launch Ghost of Yōtei interview with Sucker Punch Prodcutions.
In case you haven’t seen it yet, here’s another look at the beautiful and vibrant Dragon Quest VII Reimagined cover, which features Prince Keifer, Hero, and Maribel avoiding the gaze of a stone golem in the game’s unique visual style, which is based on real-life dolls Square Enix created:
And it wouldn’t be a Game Informer issue without the usual previews, which includes Marvel’s Wolverine, Saros, Chronoscript: The Endless End, Skate Story, Halo: Campaign Evolved, and more, and reviews, where you can read our thoughts on Absolum, Ninja Gaiden 4, Hades II, The Outer Worlds 2, Battlefield 6, and so much more! We’re really proud of this issue, and we hope you’ll see why as you pore through its pages.
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