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Tile the Floors for Portugal’s Royal Family in Azul: Summer Pavilion

Next Move Games has announced the third game in the Azul line Azul: Summer Pavilion which will be released this October at Spiel 2019. Azul was released in 2017 and

By Jason Ornelas

/ 4 Sep 2019

Tile the Floors for Portugal’s Royal Family in Azul: Summer Pavilion

Master quests, master hunters, masterpiece — Monster Hunter World: Iceborne review

Monster Hunter World: Iceborne is really cool. That’s the first of many puns I may be making throughout this review, but honestly. The base game of Monster Hunter World

By Sean Anthony

/ 4 Sep 2019

Master quests, master hunters, masterpiece — Monster Hunter World: Iceborne review

True to swarm — Gears 5 review

In 2016, the Gears of War franchise came bursting out of its cocoon, having been transformed into something entirely new by developer The Coalition, Xbox’s studio dedicated to the

By Travis Northup

/ 4 Sep 2019

Launch times for Borderlands 3 revealed, will release simultaneously in all regions for PC

Borderlands 3 is just a week away from being released and 2K Games has revealed when exactly you can expect to get your hands on the game. While the game

By Sean Anthony

/ 3 Sep 2019

Launch times for Borderlands 3 revealed, will release simultaneously in all regions for PC

40 minutes of fun await with a new Nintendo Direct tomorrow

If you’re still catching your breath from PAX West, the recently released Astral Chain, or the upcoming Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening, get ready for more hype as

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 3 Sep 2019

40 minutes of fun await with a new Nintendo Direct tomorrow

Its torch continues to burn bright — Torchlight II review

Dungeon crawlers are nothing new in gaming, but only the best tend to stand the test of time, as it takes more than an open world and myriad of advancing

By Terrance Hale

/ 3 Sep 2019

Its torch continues to burn bright — Torchlight II review

Family is not an important thing. It’s everything — Children of Morta

Think of the last few roguelike titles you’ve played. Now try to remember the names of the characters or anything significant about the story. Put simply, most of the

By Ron Burke

/ 2 Sep 2019

Family is not an important thing. It’s everything — Children of Morta

Ghost Recon Breakpoint hands-on impressions

A few weeks ago, I was able to get my hands on Ubisoft’s latest title Ghost Recon Breakpoint. Those in attendance were given an in-depth look at some

By Michael Golba

/ 2 Sep 2019

Ghost Recon Breakpoint hands-on impressions

Ubisoft answers questions about new features, future content, and more in interview with Lead Multiplayer Designer

A couple weeks ago, Gaming Trend was able to sit down with some of the developers overseeing the multiplayer aspect of Ghost Recon Breakpoint. With the highly anticipated Ghost War

By Michael Golba

/ 2 Sep 2019

Ubisoft answers questions about new features, future content, and more in interview with Lead Multiplayer Designer

The Lionhearted – Final Fantasy VIII Remastered Review

Final Fantasy VIII is a game about pressure. It’s constantly adding on things to keep track of: timers, new characters and plot developments, and new spells. In order to

By David Flynn

/ 2 Sep 2019

The Lionhearted – Final Fantasy VIII Remastered Review

A Vibrant Colorful Stroll – Walking in Burano Review

On your left, you see a beautiful waterway which runs through the city, and on your right, you are greeted by the beautiful and vibrant colors of the buildings. You

By Jason Ornelas

/ 31 Aug 2019

A Vibrant Colorful Stroll – Walking in Burano Review

Arcane brain games — Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince preview

Frozenbyte is back for round four with the next installment of their beloved puzzle-platforming action-adventure series. Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince is shaking up to be a return

By Lawrence Le

/ 31 Aug 2019

Arcane brain games — Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince preview