Ron Burke
Ron Burke is the Editor in Chief for Gaming Trend. Loves RPGs, action/adventure, and VR, but also dabbles in 3D printing, martial arts, and flight!




Budapest-native development house, Zen Studios, are deep into the pinball world, and they are exceedingly good at it. So much so that they’ve been doing it since 2007, bringing to life tables that feel like they could be a part of any awesome arcade, as well as fantastical tables
by Ron Burke
Spending just a few minutes in their recently-released Demeo: PC Edition showed me that developer Revolution Games love tabletop games. Already available in virtual reality, Demeo has now arrived on flat screens, bringing the cooperative adventure experience to PC. Better still, you can now play Demeo: PC Edition with folks
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Warhammer 40,000’s tabletop roots makes it an absolutely perfect candidate for the move to a tactical game on PC. We’ve seen a veritable flood of these over the last 10 or so years, and by the Emperor, only a few have been worthy. We recently got to
by Ron Burke
College life is funny. You start your college career with ambition aplomb, and then realize that you hate getting up at 7am…or 10am…or before noon. But that doesn’t mean your faculty and support staff isn’t hard at work. Well, they’re at work anyway. As a
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Physics-based games can be hit or miss, but one thing is certain – they are always nuts. Games like Goat Simulator are janky as all get-out, but that doesn’t get in the way of the fun in any way. On the other end of the spectrum are games like Besiege
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Raw Fury has been busy backing some very cool indie projects lately, and GDC gave us our first hands-on with the newest game from developer Stitch Heads: Superfuse. Superfuse casts you as one of five heroes (we’ve only gotten to play one thus far – a Berserker named…well, I
by Ron Burke
Rhythm-based games aren’t new, by any stretch of the imagination. We still fire up Rock Band and match notes for fun, and games like Rocksmith taught us to play the real thing. Games like Crypt of the Necrodancer and Pistol Whip took those concepts and spun them on their
by Ron Burke
There’s power, and then there’s power. The GeForce RTX 3090 was already insanely powerful, but progress doesn’t stand still. Pushing the envelope even harder, NVIDIA sets their horizon well beyond where we stand today, with enough power to handle not only 4K gaming, but 8K and massive
by Ron Burke