Reviews
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902.2KAnomaly Agent review — Imagine if the SCP Foundation and a 70s action flick merged
If you have a thing for 1970s action movies and time travel flicks, then oh boy do I have the game for...
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704.1KMario vs. Donkey Kong review — What’s old is new again
Mario and Donkey Kong’s rivalry has existed for longer than I have been alive, dating back to the early years of gaming....
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852.4KArzette: The Jewel of Faramore review — Squadala!
Only Princess Arzette can defeat Daimur! When the demon lord is freed from his book prison, Arzette must light the beacons around...
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1002.1KX-Chair X2 K-Sport Mesh Office Chair review — Your back will thank you
I’ll be the first to admit that when it comes to chairs, I’m not that well-versed in the specifics of what separates...
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8.4K95Final Fantasy VII Rebirth review — Victory Fanfare
Final Fantasy VII is a sacred moniker. It holds precious memories for many, ones on which a brand has been built and...
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1001.9KArk Nova: Marine Worlds review— Waterworlds
In my opinion, there are three things that a good expansion can do: be a physical game patch to fix some issues...
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801.7KFangs review — Blood for the teeth god
Fangs is Kosmos’ reprint of Shadow Hunters, one of my favorite social deduction games from the olden times that I never got...
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651.9KStarship Captains review — Trar Stek the board game
Sandbox games are a genre I've never hit it off with- I've had enough jobs that amounted to running around and doing...
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701.5KDiceborn Heroes review — A bite sized adventure everyone can enjoy
At the beginning of the rulebook, Diceborn Heroes introduces itself as a cooperative fantasy dice game inspired by “old school JRPGs.” As...
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701.8KInvincible The Dice Game review — A brutal push-your-luck game
Invincible The Dice Game from Skybound and Mantic is a push-your-luck filler game based on the popular Invincible comic by Robert Kirkman....
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601.9KUltros review — Style over subsystems
Ultros undoubtedly stands out. With its radical visual style and a horde of unusual subsystems, you won’t be confusing it with the...
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851.6KGodsforge Expansions Review — Houses and Dragons
In my initial review of Godsforge, the simultaneous action wizard fight from Atlas Games, I had called the game out for being...
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901.3KAnother Code: Recollection Review – An experience worth remaking!
Another Code: Recollection is an “enhanced” version of the original 2005 Nintendo DS game, Another Code: Two Memories and the 2009 Wii...
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908.2KSony PlayStation Pulse Elite wireless headset review — Audial XP boost
You know I always love a good headset. I’m usually the guy at GamingTrend who loves talking about them, and when you...
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903.6KBalatro review — Hitting the roguelike jackpot
Who says the rules aren’t meant to be broken? In Balatro, you’ll be putting together a deck of cards to build a...
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904.3KJSAUX RGB Docking Station review — About as convinient as you can get
I’ve been searching for a dock to make it seamless to connect my Steam Deck to the TV. I’ve got a great...
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551.5KPylos review — A Tic-Tac-no
Pylos is another two player abstract game from publisher Gigamic and designed by David Royffe. Players will race to be the first...
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904.1KHelldivers 2 review — Life, liberty, and low-orbit ordnance
Super Earth: a bastion of freedom, and home to a beautiful society of democracy. But enemies of peace lurk in the corners...
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952.7KUnmatched: Sun’s Origin review— Original son
Since I was educated in America, my world history knowledge is embarrassingly eurocentric. I've attempted to correct that as an adult, but...
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902.1KAir, Land, and Sea: Critters at War review— In defense of a cute lick of paint
I knew Air Land and Sea was an awesome game, but it never made its way into my collection. Why? Well, I've...
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901.8KNot for Broadcast VR review — Can you handle the stress of directing a TV show?
I’ve never worked in live TV, but I have helped out with live productions staged by local theatres and have seen how...
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652.3KFoamstars review — Bursting bubbles
Hero shooters are a dime a dozen these days, so one really needs to stand out to even grab any attention from...
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852.6KTomb Raider I-III Remastered – Lara Croft returns to her roots, now in 4K!
I grew up in the heyday of Tomb Raider. I distinctly remember the first entry releasing on the PS1 in 1996 and...
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956.0KThe Army Painter Fanatic Paints — A collection of greatness
When I started my painting journey nearly 10 years ago, I was lost in a sea of paints and tools. Small pots...
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901.7KUnder Night In-Birth II [Sys:Celes] review — Refined effortlessness
Fighting games often struggle with things that are fundamental to justifying their existence. They need to balance simplicity to gain new players...
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802.2KBanishers: Ghosts of New Eden review — A tale of love and sacrifice
Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden is a unique and intriguing story from Don’t Nod Entertainment, the studio that brought us Vampyr and...
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1002.7KKLEVV CRAS V RGB DDR5 RAM review — Another win for KLEVV
When I first started reviewing KLEVV RAM, I suggested that it might not be the first name that comes to mind for...
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852.7KLethal Shadows Paint Scythe review — Sometimes there’s no catch.
Product not provided by manufacturer. Given climate change, every aspect of society is looking for ways to keep its pastimes while practicing...
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702.4KGorus Maximus review — Dead simple execution.
For Card Sharps Gorus Maximus is a trick-taking game for 1-8 players. Yes, points are a good thing. No, you can’t shoot...
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552.4KSuicide Squad: Kill the Justice League review – Riddle Me This… What happened, Rocksteady?
At its core, Kill the Justice League is a looter shooter live service game, very much in the vein of The Division...
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902.1KTekken 8 review — Unrivaled King of the Iron Melting Pot
King of the Iron Melting Pot - Jack Zustiak (PS5) Ninjas, bears, robots, devils, and occasionally, run-of-the-mill humans – sooner or later,...
