Being an immigration officer sounds boring, but Papers, Please is adroit enough to make this paper-pusher a very viable candidate for Game Informer's Top 50 Games of 2013.
BattleBlock Theater is a massive game of platforming, puzzling, cooperative, and competitive fun. Matt Miller makes his argument for the game's inclusion as one of 2013's top 50 games.
Payday 2 puts you in the role of a self-serving armed robber hell bent on one thing: Getting the biggest score you can without losing your life or those of your partners in crime.
I don't think Dead Space 3 got the appreciation it deserved when it released earlier this year, so I make my case for why it should be on Game Informer's Top 50 Games of 2013.
Both charming and fascinating, Ni no Kuni is a special game, the likes of which we don’t see enough of. Andrew Reiner thinks it deserves a spot on Game Informer's Top 50 Games of the Year list.
One of my favorite games of the year is a great example of the platformer done right: Sanzaru Games' Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time. I've always loved the series' colorful, cel-shaded graphics and lighthearted, gadget-heavy take on stealth.
Irreverant and unpredictable, Volition and Deep Silver have worked hard to let Saints Row stand apart in a crowded open-world field. Mike Futter thinks it belongs on Game Informer's Top 50 Games of the Year list.
Around this time each year, we begin to create our list of the top 50 best games of the year. This year, we decided
to let you in on a part of the process.
