Game Informer Font
What font is used in the Game Informer logo?
“Softrobo Pro” is the font used in the Game Informer logo. This font is designed by Aliaksei Koval and published by Koval TF. You can purchase this font from the link below.
If you do not want to buy this font, we have also provided a free and alternative font that is very similar to the original font.
This font is “Orbitron” designed by The League of Moveable Type. You can use this font in your personal and commercial projects. Download and enjoy this font from the link below.
There are many game brands, and Game Informer magazine has a similar approach to them, consisting of several game brands. The font of its futuristic logo well represents a strong symbol that can only be seen in such magazines. The different shape of the letters ‘e’ and ‘a’ with diagonal lines has greatly increased the power of gamers. These logo fonts are popular for games, science fiction titles, toymakers, and many more.
About Game Informer
In 1991, the video game magazine published its first issue, which was only six pages long. In the following years, he published articles, news, strategy, and reviews of video games and associated consoles.
In 2010, Game Informer became the 5th largest magazine in the United States and sold 5 million copies, Before big publications such as Time, Sports Illustrated, and Playboy.
Game Informer Online was first launched in August 1996 and featured daily news updates as well as articles. Justin Loper and Matthew Kato were hired as full-time web editors in November 1999. As part of GameStop magazine’s purchase, the site closed around January 2001.
GI Online was revived in September 2003 with a complete redesign and many additional features, such as a review database, frequent news updates, and unique “unlimited” content for subscribers. The program was run by Billy Bergamer, creator of PlanetGameCube.com.
