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655.2KWells run dry — Heavy Rain PC review
Quantic Dream and founder/director David Cage struck gold in 2010 with the release of Heavy Rain, the first interactive drama to really...
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2.4KBattle Construction! — Two Robots Preview
It’s the year 2876 on a planet called Rennova. A great robot war has just ended, and mankind begins to literally pick...
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905.7KPeak platforming — Super Mario Maker 2 review
I think it’s safe to say that the Mario platforming series has quite a storied history. From the injection of Super Mario...
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955.3KPrecision gaming at your fingertips — The Logitech G613 Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard
I’ve been using Logitech G-Series gaming keyboards for close to fourteen years. My old G19 has been serving me well since Christmas...
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603.6KKiki, do you love me? — Gato Roboto review
Considering Metroid Prime 4 isn’t due for quite some time, there have been a ton of Metroidvania games to fill in the...
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703.4KChoppy waters — The Sinking City review
I don’t know what caused Cthulhu to become the latest trend for the horror games industry, but it seems we’re in something...
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3.2KThings are getting wild — Planet Zoo at E3
Planet Coaster was a roaring success in terms of an amusement park simulator and the fun factor and Planet Zoo is shaping...
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2.4KA bouncy-house battle royale — Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout hands-on at E3
It’s difficult to describe Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout, because it really isn’t like anything I’ve experienced before. It’s full of bright colors...
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1.8KSlinking and flinging your way to freedom — Carrion hands-on at E3
It’s hard being an amorphous creature of unknown origin, especially when a bunch of jerk scientists have decided to lock you in...
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604.2KLaw and order — Judgment review
At first glance, Judgment looks a lot like Yakuza with a different character in the lead. Created by Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio,...
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7.3K75It’s like Stardew Valley for goth kids — Graveyard Keeper on Switch
I love sim games, they just trigger the dopamine center in my brain and come in somewhere between addiction and guilty pleasure....
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2.2KThe troubles with dimensional rift travel — The Riftbreaker hands-on at E3
It’s difficult to create a good base-building title while mixing in other genres. Fortunately, The Riftbreaker manages to mix top-down hack-and-slash action...
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3.1KThe real-world dangers of zombie killing — The Walking Dead Onslaught at E3
Ok, I’m going to admit it: I haven’t watched a whole lot of AMC’s The Walking Dead, but that’s not why I’m...
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2.3KMini-taste of a mega-collection — Sega Genesis Mini hands-on at E3
There’s no denying that the NES Classic and the SNES Classic were huge hits, and Sega wants to take advantage of the...
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10.5KNot your average HDMI cable — mClassic and mCable hands-on at E3
On the show floor of E3 2019 was a unique piece of hardware called the mClassic, boasting its ability to upscale games...
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804.7KSingle-stroke salaryman — Dandy Dungeon: Legend of Brave Yamada review
As much as the practice is controversial, I really enjoy a lot of mobile games that have migrated to the Switch. From...
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2.5KExploration efforts off on the right foot — Journey to the Savage Planet hands-on at E3
Often times, exploration games have a dark premise, usually with a post-apocalyptic feel beneath a beautiful world. However, Journey to the Savage...
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1.7KPocket-monsters for pocket-chores — Re:Legend hands-on at E3
Simulation games have become common in the world of gaming with each one bringing their own twist to the genre. Re:Legend is...
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6.1K85Slice and dice, you’ll love it twice! — Samurai Shodown review
While I do love myself a good fighting game, I always shied away from the SNK titles as a kid. I was...
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2.3KRoller royale — Roller Champions E3 preview
One of the more interesting things to come out of Ubisoft’s E3 conference this year was a new IP called Roller Champions,...
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903.3KMake mousing your own — Toast Leather Mouse Pad review
There’s no doubt that I love the goodies Toast makes. I reviewed the cool leather cuffs for my pilsner glasses and picked...
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2.2KCo-op carnage — Zombie Army 4: Dead War E3 preview
I’ve been a fan of the Sniper Elite series for as long as it’s been around, so naturally when the franchise started...
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2.3KSteve Bristow and Tim Jones of Rebellion are really excited about Evil Genius 2 and Zombie Army 4 — E3 Interview
I had a chance to sit down with Steve Bristow and Tim Jones of Rebellion Developments to talk about Evil Genius 2...
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4.4KBack to hell — Doom Eternal E3 preview
Doom (2016) was something of a sleeper hit when it breathed new life into the long-running franchise just a few years ago....
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2.6KExploration, bullets, and cancerous pig snacks — The Outer Worlds E3 preview
Ever since developer Obsidian Entertainment created Fallout: New Vegas, fans have been eager to see them create a new open-world RPG in...
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3.1KGo after that van — Dying Light 2 E3 preview
In 2015, Dying Light became one of my favorite games of that year, despite the fact that it came from a developer...
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2.2KTake gravity for a turn — Manifold Garden
Simple is often underrated. Simple can be elegant; simple can be deceptively challenging. I say all this to set the stage for...
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5.2K80Learning who you are yet again — Super Neptunia RPG review
The Hyperdimension Neptunia series started back in 2010 and has continued to march on with sequels and spin-offs galore. The core cast...
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3.5KGaming Trend’s Best of E3 2019 Winners
We saw a lot of exciting things at E3 2019, and we all have a whole host of games to look forward...
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5.6K90Dash dash revolution — Muse Dash review
Rhythm, dancing, and other music oriented games have gained a following over the years, whether it be games like Guitar Hero, Just...
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4.7KDid you feel that? — Woojer haptic feedback vests at E3
We here at Gaming Trend have been fans of Woojer for a while, and we were incredibly excited to see them at...
