Konami has returned to the stadium once again with a new Pro Evolution Soccer. This time, it will be the first PES title to be held exclusively on next-gen consoles. At E3 2018, I had a chance to play a match to discover what the future of Pro Evolution Soccer

Summer might have just begun, but you can experience all four seasons today in The Sims 4, as EA has released its newest expansion for the game, Seasons. The publisher has also released a new trailer for the game, which is available now on PC. Iconic simulation game The Sims

Today, Chucklefish Games finally announced that its fighting game Pocket Rumble will arrive on the Nintendo Switch on July 5. While the game has been available on PC, the developer has announced that it will now work on PC content updates after the Switch release. For those that have backed

It’s probably no secret that we here at Gaming Trend are big fans of Survios, so we were super excited to take a literal swing at their E3 demo of Creed. Creed: Rise to Glory is a VR boxing game where you step into the ring as Adonis Creed,

Today, Square Enix and DONTNOD Entertainment announced that the first episode of Life is Strange to will be available for Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC on September 27. While not much is known about the game right now, the tie-in free-to-play game The Awesome Adventures of Captain Spirit will

Today, Bandai Namco announced that it has released the PlayStation 4 version of the action game New Gundam Breaker, with the PC version available later this summer. In addition, the company has released a new trailer featuring more gameplay features within the game. With the launch of NEW GUNDAM BREAKER,

Yesterday, Adult Swim Games and White Rabbit released a new trailer for its upcoming action-RPG Death’s Gambit, which will be released on PlayStation 4 and PC on August 14. The trailer shows some of the non-linear gameplay that players will experience as they control an agent of death who

It’s truly rare when a company shows you their toys this early in the process, but that’s precisely what Ubisoft has done with Beyond Good & Evil 2.  Their reasoning is simple, and fairly genius — they want to build a world, and they want us to come along