Berried Treasure, a reskin of Buried Treasure from 1992, maintains the enjoyable yet unimpressive experience of the original game with the addition...
Die Hard is synonymous with action and is widely considered a classic with the property being found in nearly every medium available,...
A shrine hidden deep in the woods has a dark secret and a new evil has come forth in Ikai. The freshman...
It’s time to kill Chaos. Jack has no memories other than this need - this hunger. Chaos must die by his hand,...
Back in 2017, Wizkids came out with Fantasy Realms, a shorter game about optimizing scoring on a hand of cards that have...
Recently, there has been a massive increase in both the number and quality of introductory board games. From Quacks of Quedlinburg, to...
Full disclosure: I am a huge fan of Arcade1Up and have been an advocate for the brand since its inception. I purchased...
You maneuver your trireme through dangerous whirlpools, dodge deadly hydras, and pick up a few god powers as you attempt to beat...
The Dragon Lord has been defeated! Three heroes emerged triumphant from the battle of blades and bullets: the charming Valentine, the warrior...
Jurassic World Evolution 2 recently released two new DLC packs for the game, and to say I was excited is an understatement....
Turning on Rune Factory 5 for the first time is a genuine treat. You’re greeted with a beautiful animated opening sequence punctuated...
The Godfather is such a timeless classic that it’s hard to believe that it was made in 1972. It aged so gracefully,...
The next generation of Grand Theft Auto is here, Grand Theft Auto V that is. Sorry, folks, no big announcement for Grand...
For too long, Lords of Waterdeep was held up as the king of introductory worker placement games. I always felt weird about...
If you ask Board Game Geek (or certain people on this website), Founders of Gloomhaven is a flop. There are too many...
Tango Gameworks’ Ghostwire: Tokyo is quite an ambitious game; part first-person shooter, part RPG, and part horror game, Ghostwire tends to teeter...
2020’s Paradise Killer was a fascinating, open ended murder mystery with no definitive answer. Once you were satisfied with the clues you...
After setting out to become certified Alchemists, Sophie and Platcha find themselves in a strange forest. Before an even stranger tree, a...
My wife and I do a lot of gaming together, but she isn’t the type to be huddled over a desk and...
I've owned quite a few keyboards over the last few years, and I've reviewed a few for Gaming Trend as well. A...
A tale as old as time - you wash up on a beach with only the clothes on your back and set...
If I can say any one thing about Critical Role: Call of the Netherdeep it’s that it feels like a Critical Role...
Twenty years after the SaltIron War, Norzelia is finally at peace. The nations of Aesfrost, Glenbrook, and Hyzante have reached a delicate...
Shooter opens with a gaff so big I’m surprised they could hump it out of the jungle. After Bob Lee Swagger (yes,...
Coming To America hit at precisely the right time, with an impossibly talented cast (hello cameos from complete nobodies named Cuba Gooding...
At last check there’s about a bazillion SSDs on the market at this point, from dozens if not hundreds of vendors. It’s...
Icaion, just like its predecessor Mysthea, is a gorgeous game. The art is very nice, there's once again your preposterous amount of...
Mysthea is the type of game that I legitimately love, but always struggle to get to the table. At its core, Mysthea...
Ragnarök is coming. The son of Odin, Baldr, has been kidnapped by Muspels, and the Dwarves of Svartalfheim have been enslaved by...
When I was a kid, my mother popped in a VHS of a live concert. Random ticking noises and then some woman...
I’ve come to appreciate a good chair. They can alleviate back pain, stop my ceaseless fidgeting, and make sitting in one place...