Andrew Reiner has been a staple in the pages of Game Informer since 1995. His obsession with video games is linked to his earliest childhood memory – being picked up by his mother so he could view an Asteroids coin-op at a Pizza Hut. From weekly trips to arcades to owning every system that hit the market since the Atari 2600, Andrew has dedicated his life to video games. Andrew is also the co-writer of the book Prime: A Genesis Series Event, and guitarist in the band The Rapture Twins. He is working on his first game, a board game tentatively called Project Grendel, which will release in 2019.
I’ve heard of vampires having problems entering homes and seeing their reflections in mirrors, but I’ve never seen one fumble with the simple act of biting a person’s neck like this.
We talked to Lou Studdard, Swap Force's associate producer, about both
of these characters and what players can expect from them in this fall's
upcoming game.
Dan Ryckert and Andrew Reiner journey to the Wild West to collect bounties, but end up putting chickens and hens in their crosshairs in this latest episode of Test Chamber.
I arrived at work today to find a mysterious Lego Star Wars box sitting
on my desk. The message "secrets to reveal there are" is written on one
of the sides.
Join the Game Informer crew as we journey back into the depths of the Russian underground in Metro: Last Light, 4A's sequel to the cult-hit survival shooter, Metro 2033.
Come one and come all! Watch a stegosaurus and triceratops blow away robots and ninjas with assault rifles. Why are they fighting? To save our cable TV.
Like From Software's Dark Souls before it, Dark Arisen has earned a
reputation for delivering punishing battles. The difference is that the
thrill of overcoming great odds in Capcom's latest won’t be heralded by a
satisfying “boop-boop."
