Sometimes, the simplicity of gaming yesteryear creeps up in a nostalgic bid for our gaming dollars. Sadly, the experience is often attached to buyers remorse - either because the experience …
Continue reading →Conventional wisdom says that single player card games are only enjoyable for those who really like playing cards in real life. It makes sense, right? The best part of poker …
Continue reading →For those of you who have never had the pleasure of playing the original, let me tell you what you're going to get from the Dragon's Dogma universe. This is …
Continue reading →By now FEZ has made the rounds on Xbox 360 and rocked a lot of faces off, but for the last year or so my face remained un-rocked by its …
Continue reading →Nostalgia’s a hell of a thing. The pink neon lights, the synthesizer-drenched tunes, the hammy voice acting -- all of these things convinced me that Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon …
Continue reading →Right away, Strike Suit Infinity formed a strong first impression for me as both enjoyable and repetitive. This is a game that came into existence on a shoestring budget, but the …
Continue reading →It's only been a year since the first Rolling Western game made it's way to the Nintendo 3DS, and with modest reception from its debut title and lots of things …
Continue reading →With Monaco: What's Yours is Mine, Pocketwatch Games has pulled off a very difficult trifecta in the world of game development: they've delivered a title that's unique, very fun and …
Continue reading →Dishonored holds a pretty honored place here at Gaming Trend. It was a finalist for Game of the Year 2012 and I scored it a 93%. That was over 190 …
Continue reading →I sit down to write this review with a heavy heart, my friends, because I'll admit I had rather high hopes for this game. Defiance is a third-person shooter/MMO that …
Continue reading →I'm entirely convinced that there is something fundamentally wrong with developer The Behemoth - the elements of the word being "fun" and "da-mental". I can only guess at where …
Continue reading →Evoland's page on Steam describes itself as “a journey through the history of action/adventure gaming.” That right there gives away Evoland's hook: as you play the game, you'll move from primitive calculator graphics …
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