The next game in the Total War series is coming out in Spring 2019, so I got a chance to sit down with Al Bickham and Pawel Wojs to discuss why they chose the Three Kingdoms period, what we can expect from this next installment, and what they’re excited

The Total War series has provided hours upon hours of intense, strategic gaming over the years. These games have covered a variety of characters and settings, including Attila, Rome, and Napoleon, among others. Creative Assembly is moving the next game in the series to China with Total War: Three Kingdoms,

If you’re ready for this year’s Creed 2 and need some boxing action beforehand, VR developer Survios announced that it will release the boxing game Creed: Rise to Glory on PS VR September 25. The PlayStation VR release marks two different milestones for the company, with the game

I have been waiting. Maybe not patiently, but certainly I’ve been waiting. There was a fantastic pair of games in the 90s called No One Lives Forever. It was groundbreaking and magnificent, as was the sequel. For whatever reason (read: Activision, 20th Century Fox, and Warner Bros. can’t

If you remembered Square Enix’s most recent E3 presentation last June, the company released a teaser trailer for the upcoming game The Quiet Man for PlayStation 4 and PC. While a release date is still tentative, Square Enix has released a new trailer that demonstrates its mix of live

Digerati has recently announced that it will release Spaceboy Games and Kittehface Software’s ball-juggling game HackyZack for the Nintendo Switch on August 23. The Switch version will also include a console-exclusive co-op mode for two players as well as a 10 percent pre-order discount. You are Zack. Juggle balls,

Stunlock Studios has recently released a new trailer for its upcoming MOBA Battle Royale game Battlerite Royale, with beta signups open now. The game will take place within the Battlerite universe, with a map much larger than previous ones as players will fight each other to be the last person

This is the first of four in Gaming Trend’s new column “Better Than You Think.” This is where we take aspects of games, for some reason or another, that may have been neglected when judged by the community at large, and actually give them the chance they were asking