I didn’t jump on the Google Stadia hype train when the system first launched. The reason is pretty simple — I’m not the target audience. Due to my work here at Gaming Trend, I have a high end PC, and every console, but I was still curious about how

Controllers might not be the very first thing that comes to mind when loading up a new game. Much of the time, a regular keyboard and mouse or whatever default control pad comes with a console will do just fine and you think nothing more of it. But many will

Extra Life, a charity gaming fundraiser for children’s hospitals hosts a annual charity gaming tournament each year. With everything going on currently the ability to physically meet isn’t possible, but the need for the event is more important than ever. They have decided to now host Extra Life

Acram Digital has just announced that their digital adaptation of the tabletop game Charterstone is now available for iOS, Android, and Steam. Android and iOS users can pick up their copy for $9.99, while those looking for PC can get it for $16.71 thanks to the 12% launch

Atari, in collaboration with developer Nickervision Studios, announced that one of their most beloved titles, Missile Command, has been reworked and in recharged in Missile Command: Recharged and available now for Android and iOS. This reinvention of the arcade hit features neon-lit retro aesthetics, new gameplay elements, and intuitive touch-screen

With the Yooka-Laylee duology now available on store shelves, it’s a well known fact that industry-renowned composers Grant Kirkhope and David Wise played a major role in creating the soundtrack for both games. We were lucky to ask some questions to the duo regarding creation of the soundtracks as

Today, Perfect World Entertainment and Echtra Games announced a new hero class for its upcoming RPG, Torchlight III, the Sharpshooter. This hero will be available along side other announced classes when the game launches on PC later this year. Perfect World Entertainment and Echtra Games are excited to unveil the

Yakuza 0 is my first experience with a Yakuza game and I’m excited to play the rest in the series because this is an incredible experience. Fun action mixed with a variety of side quests and mini-games come together to create an incredible game that’s hard to put