GAMINGTREND (Page 1383)

Destroy them, my robots! – Raw Data Vive and Rift co-op review

VR wave shooters are a frequent staple of the VR ecospace. With a deviance in quality as deep as it is wide, there are quite a few that hardly qualify

By Ron Burke

/ 17 Oct 2017

Destroy them, my robots! – Raw Data Vive and Rift co-op review

Switch to party mode: Jackbox Party Pack 4 review

Friday party games have become a team-bonding tradition in my office. At the end of the week, we gather to test our wits, teamwork, and/or reflexes with all kinds

By A Kay Purcell

/ 17 Oct 2017

Switch to party mode: Jackbox Party Pack 4 review

Ross Watson, lead developer on Warhammer 40k: Wrath and Glory, shares insights on the past and future of his career

Ross Watson, a designer with a storied career in design, shares some hints aobut the future of Warhammer 40k roleplay and touches on what it takes to be a professional RPG designer. His work has touched gaming far and wide, including Shadowrun, Rifts, Star Wars, Marvel Superheros, and his own settin

By John Farrell

/ 16 Oct 2017

Ross Watson, lead developer on Warhammer 40k: Wrath and Glory, shares insights on the past and future of his career

Par or a Birdie, it depends on how you swing: Golf Story review

Golf Story really is a must have for any fan of golf games, but as an RPG fan, this indie title only comes in at par.

By A Kay Purcell

/ 16 Oct 2017

Par or a Birdie, it depends on how you swing: Golf Story review

Blazing buttholes — South Park: The Fractured But Whole review

There’s no sugar-coating it, South Park: The Fractured But Whole is simply brilliant. That Trey Parker and Matt Stone were able to take a group of poorly animated, foul-mouthed

By Mike Pearce

/ 16 Oct 2017

Blazing buttholes — South Park: The Fractured But Whole review

The Makings of a legacy — Starfinder Core Book review

Starfinder brings us a galaxy of magic, mystery, and science fiction action, in what amounts to a fantastic update to the Pathfinder engine more than its own separate game.

By John Farrell

/ 15 Oct 2017

The Makings of a legacy — Starfinder Core Book review

Pixelated Ultra-Violence, Butcher review

Some men just want to watch the world burn. Some want to literally watch it burn, and explode, and even see its inhabitants dismembered in a gruesome, pixelated fashion. That’

By Sean Anthony

/ 15 Oct 2017

Pixelated Ultra-Violence, Butcher review

Hey now, you’re an all-star, get your game on, go play: Warriors All-Stars review

The Warriors/Musou series is like an old friend to me; I love it dearly, even though spending time with it can feel repetitive on some days. While the Dynasty

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 14 Oct 2017

Hey now, you’re an all-star, get your game on, go play: Warriors All-Stars review

Don’t be there, just be square: Squareboy vs. Bullies: Arena Edition review

The beat-em-up genre is my go-to cathartic entertainment when I’m feeling bored; as such, the Warriors/Musou series is one of my favorites. These games can be mindless and

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 13 Oct 2017

Don’t be there, just be square: Squareboy vs. Bullies: Arena Edition review

Getting lost in the Labyrinth – Theseus review

Greek mythology has always been fascinating to me, so when I first heard about the PSVR game Theseus, I was hopeful that I would get to trudge through the labyrinth,

By Zach Faber

/ 12 Oct 2017

Getting lost in the Labyrinth – Theseus review

Steep: Road to the Olympics hands-on gameplay, interview

Ubisoft’s open-world winter sports title, Steep, has undertaken a journey that can best be described by its namesake: an uphill climb marked by cool initial reviews and the faithful

By Taylor Menke

/ 12 Oct 2017

Steep: Road to the Olympics hands-on gameplay, interview

Cyberdimension, had to get away: Cyberdimension Neptunia: 4 Goddesses Online review

No matter what sub-dimensional world the action takes place in, Neptune and her friends are bound to be somewhere having an incredibly bubbly jaunt through wild locations, fighting and competing

By Patrick Rost

/ 11 Oct 2017

Cyberdimension, had to get away: Cyberdimension Neptunia: 4 Goddesses Online review