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!



In the future, massive megacorps own everything, and everyone. On planet Veles, they’ve built a massive densely populated arcology filled with indentured servants. Looking for a chance at something better, you have saddled yourself with debt up to your eyeballs. Unfortunately for you, The Ascent Group, the massive megacorp
by Ron Burke
Once upon a time 3rd party controllers were how you gained an advantage over your friends. You’d give them some janky controller like this (here’s the back, if you think it can’t get worse) and you’d go to town on them in whatever game you’ve
by Ron Burke
Social deception games have to be one of the more interesting studies in human psychology. Dread Hunger puts eight players at the helm of a 19th century expedition to the Arctic. If everyone cooperates, everyone has a better chance at living to club baby seals another day. All day, every
by Ron Burke
We don’t do a ton of movie reviews at Gaming Trend, so when we do, it’s something worth mentioning. I’ve recently gotten my hands on the 4K Blu-Ray for one of the only good movies to come out of the pandemic-mess that is 2021 — A Quiet Place
by Ron Burke
Leonardo Da Vinci once said “Once you have tasted flight, you will forever walk the earth with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been, and there you will always long to return.” and he was right. I served in the Air Force, and once I’d taken to
by Ron Burke
As I suffer from debilitating migraines, and my deadlines couldn’t care less about my pain levels, I’m always on the lookout for things that help abate that pain, and blue light filtering glasses help dramatically with my screen time. When I saw that Razer had released a pair
by Ron Burke
The Olympics have officially kicked off this morning, and I’ve got a new game to share that’ll let you compete for your own chance to win. A free-to-play game with a twist, Core gives players the chance to create their own games using the Unreal Engine, and then
by Ron Burke
Listen…you need to stop playing your games on mechanical drives. Modern games perform SO much better coming off of a NVMe, as provide by the generational leap offered by next-gen consoles like the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X. Well, if your PC needs a similar update, I’ve
by Ron Burke