With the new Faith core book soon to grace our tables, Burning Games has set its sights on an ambitious new project that explores the nature of religion, conquest, and prejudice in visceral and direct ways.

I’d understand if you weren’t keeping up with Need for Speed Payback. 2015’s Need for Speed reboot came out swinging (we liked it) but missed the mark on a few areas (65%). Need for Speed: Rivals was a solid redoubling of efforts and came in with a

Watch us take down an enemy camp and assassinate Gennadios, which unleashes the Phylake bounty hunter bosses in the open world. More fights and more loot. Check back with Gaming Trend for more Assassin’s Creed Origins videos!

Last week, Poi: Explorer Edition, developed by Polykid and published by Alliance Digital Media, was released for the Nintendo Switch. You can find the trailer for it here. Some of you may be aware of this title already; Poi, the original, was released on Steam back in early February, and

The Dragon Ball franchise has been around for over thirty years, and with it has come plenty of video game adaptions. Among these adaptations, many of them have made their way to Nintendo platforms. However, a Nintendo home console has not seen a Dragon Ball franchise game since 2009’s

Toast has made some beautiful console skins, made out of real wood, that are practical, durable, and unique. They hold up extremely well through wear and tear and the only concern is the added width.

When I think of casual party titles that I can get anyone to play, I usually think of Just Dance. Its accessible gameplay mixed with some pretty eclectic songlists are a couple of reasons I’d recommend the series to those looking for a good time with no frills. While

The Xbox One X is just around the corner, and we’ve gotten our eager hands on one. It’s time to excitedly unbox this powerful system and see what’s in store for all of you when it ships on November 7th. The first thing I noticed is that