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In theory Necromunda: Hired Gun has the potential to be a really cool first person shooter, the Warhammer 40k universe already has all the trappings of a modern first person shooter present and accounted for after all. Big grizzly super soldiers who sound like they swallowed a fist full of

Streets of Rage 4 was met with good critical reviews and received a warm welcome from fans who had waited 26 years for the latest installment since SoR3 way back in the glory days of the Sega Genesis. So it shouldn’t be any surprise that the new Mr. X

Crying Suns was one of the very first reviews I posted with Gaming Trend back in December 2019 when the title landed on PC, and if you go read that original review, you’ll see that I rather enjoyed it. My feelings about the game remain largely the same; I

Just when I thought it was safe to get back into the water, a year after I reviewed the PC version, Maneater finally splashes onto the Nintendo Switch. After having had a great time with the initial release, I have been keen to see how the cathartic action would hold

Back in April 2020 I reviewed and subsequently became somewhat enamored with SnowRunner on the Xbox One platform from Focus Home Interactive. There’s just something highly rewarding about slowly hauling a consignment of logs, bricks or whatever other cargo happens to be the order of the day over mud,

Humble Games and Alt Shift Studio’s hit sci-fi roguelite, Crying Suns, is launching for the Nintendo Switch on May 27! The release offers a one-of-a-kind experience for Nintendo Switch owners in search of new tactical challenges. Players can pre-order the game today through May 27 for a 10% discount.

In 1987, some nine months after reactor unit 4 of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant suffered a catastrophic breakdown, scientists from the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology detected signals coming from a nearby area previously believed to have been evacuated. Those signals are traced back to the S.W.

In a world where home consoles are pumping out graphical marvels in 4k resolution at up to 120fps and a good gaming PC able to fly the StarShip Enterprise I could understand some gamers having paws for thought upon seeing the 1bit art style presented in Dogworld, but wait! Turns