Reviews
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903.0KJurassic World Evolution 2: Dominion Malta expansion review — Sink your teeth into the Mediterranean
Jurassic World Evolution 2 released its Dominion Malta Expansion and Update 5 this week on December 8th. For fans of the movie...
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501.7KSamurai Maiden Review — A Feudal Flop
Samurai Maiden is the latest visual novel Hack and Slash JRPG from D3 publisher. It has several elements to satisfy any Japanophile...
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85933Asking For Trobils: Companions review: A hitchhiker’s guide to Trobil hunting
If you've played Asking for Trobils before, you've seen the nods and winks at iconic science fiction franchises in the design of...
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901.1KAsking For Trobils Review: They’ve got a new paint scheme, they’ve gone orange!
Don’t let Asking For Trobils’ orange-dominant color palette and cartoon-looking spaceships fool you, it’s an enjoyable game of strategy, resource collection, and...
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605.3KJust Dance 2023 Edition Review — A dichotomy
As soon as Just Dance 2023 Edition loads, you can see, hear, and feel the difference. The blue background is calming, the...
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903.2KThe Controller People custom PS5 controller review – Weapon of choice
It’s not often an accessory hits and I don’t know about it, but that’s what happened when we heard from The Controller...
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902.9KAtari 50: The Anniversary Celebration review — A fantastic time capsule of a bygone era
Nostalgia for the games of our youth is important, not just because of the memories it awakens within us, but because those...
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5511.5KLet’s Sing 2023 review — Tone Deaf, Again
It's time to step up to the microphone and belt it out, and just in time for the holidays. I checked out...
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652.0KPokémon Scarlet and Violet review — PokéPunk 2077
Pokémon has had a rough transition to 3D. It started slow on the DS with Diamond and Pearl using simple 3D objects...
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902.1KCrisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion Review — A Heartwarming Reunion
Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion is the highly anticipated upcoming remaster of the 2007 PSP action RPG Crisis Core: Final Fantasy...
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654.1KEspire 2 review —- Aspire to greatness
As Espire agent codename Poe, you’ve been in a coma for a long time. During a routine simulation possessing a robot, you...
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4.2K100Warhammer 40,000: Chaos Gate – Daemonhunters – Duty Eternal review — Invoke the Machine God
I absolutely loved Warhammer 40,000: Chaos Gate - Daemonhunters when I reviewed it earlier this year, so it shouldn’t come as a...
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751.2KAldabas: Doors of Cartagena review – Hold the door for a card game en-door-sment.
Columbia is known for many things in today’s day and age such as coffee, Pablo Escobar, and its door knockers? In colonial...
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901.9KTwo Point Campus: Space Academy review — Taking education beyond ethical boundaries
Two Point Campus has received its first DLC in the form of the Space Academy expansion. In it, you’ll take three “universities”...
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2.7K90Loupedeck Live S review — Smaller, Better, Faster, Stronger
I use the Loupedeck CT for a great many things. It’s my speed editor for video work, it’s great for fine tuning...
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908.8KVictrix Pro BFG PS5 controller review – Close to Elite
The best controllers are often what you make of them, but there are standouts in the space. For my money, the Xbox...
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801.6KFinal Fantasy XIV: Chronicles of Light review — Diverging paths
Final Fantasy XIV is a big game with multiple stories going on at the same time, both player and developer driven. Putting...
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2.8K80Warhammer 40K: Darktide review – I am a warrior!
Player vs Enemy, even just saying those words gets me uncomfortable. We’ve had many games in the past come out from this...
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801.1KCatherine: The Cities of the Tsarina review—activating aristocrats
In my continuing quest to collect games that work with both my non-gaming family and my gaming friends, finding Catherine was a...
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801.3KM90 Micro Blaster Artist Series BUA & Slick Rick Boombox review — A fantastic miniature boombox which doubles as a fashion statement
New Wave are well known for their mini arcade series, known as Replicades, but lately they have begun branching out and creating...
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902.5KM90 Mini Blaster Artist Series BUA & Slick Rick review — A surprisingly great boombox in an amazingly small package
New Wave are well known for their mini arcade series, known as Replicades, but lately they have begun branching out and creating...
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802.1KGungrave G.O.R.E. review — Simple fun returns from Beyond The Grave
People often look down on simple games, but games don’t necessarily need a lot of depth to be fun. In fact, I...
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902.2KThe Knight Witch review — No magic broom needed
The Knight Witch comes from Super Awesome Hyper Dimensional Mega Team which is the single greatest studio name I have come across....
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903.6KCall of Duty: Warzone 2.0 & DMZ review – Good to the last bullet
When I heard months ago that there was a chance that Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 would launch this year, I thought...
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851.6KShake That City review — Randomizing colored cubes has never been this fun
Editor’s note: We get a lot of prototype games at Gaming Trend, in various states of completion, and usually we have a...
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801.1KGutenberg review — don’t stop the presses!
The advent of the printed word was an astounding revelation for the world. What once started out as hand copying illustrations and...
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854.1KReady Set Bet review — A fast paced, fun, and exciting… game?
While I’ve never been to a horse race and I never will, I’ve always enjoyed horse racing and betting games. However, they...
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802.5KTaiko no Tatsujin: Rhythm Festival review — Don don fever
The Taiko no Tatsujin, translated to Drum Master, series has been a hit in Japanese arcades since 2001. In these rhythm games,...
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802.2KEvil West review – Four out of five vampire hunters recommend
Sometimes a game like Evil West is just necessary. You get home after a hard day at work and you just want...
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852.3KUnmatched: Houdini vs. the Genie review— a magical melee
I had been faced with a dilemma when writing previous Unmatched reviews. Since each set is essentially a standalone expansion, should I...
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9513.5KKingston FURY Beast DDR5 RGB RAM roundup review — Well-lit, powerful, and rated to run
I could just run some benchmarks, point to the pretty lights, and say “See? DDR5 RAM goes BRRRRR really fast!” and call...
