A steel carriage powers up the tree-studded slope of a Mediterranean cliffside, and miles below, a coastal city naps in the warm light of a waning sun. I’m not here for sightseeing though; nothing so innocent as that. Dishonored 2 takes place 15 years after the events of its

You may recognize Keith Baker as the creator of the Gloom card game and the Eberron setting for Dungeons and Dragons.  So how does a designer get together with a band and create a new card game with funding on Kickstarter?  I was fortunate enough to ask Keith Baker about

When Battlefield 1 was first announced a few months ago, its World War I (WWI) setting took many by surprise. World War II, modern combat, and near-future combat, are standbys of the first person shooter genre. Many significant wars have remained under represented, or not represented at all, as developers

Check out the brand new multiplayer game type in Battlefield 1, War Pigeons. An intense, infantry-focused kill fest where your team must locate a pigeon, hold it for long enough to write a message, and then release it successfully. Stay tuned to Gaming Trend for the full review of Battlefield

The Italian front roars to life in the Venetian Alps on Battlefield 1’s new Operations map series, Iron Walls. Check out the tanks, the troops, and some heavy bombing from a zeppelin, one of three behemoth vehicles new to the series. Stay tuned for Gaming Trend’s full review

The prospect of an online multiplayer Warhammer 40k shooter is something I’ve been dreaming about for a while. I’m one of those guys who loves the 40k universe despite never having played the tabletop game: Dawn of War hooked me on the setting, and subsequent forays into the

Spring break has come for you and your middle school friends, and with it there will be games, relaxation, and a hoard of fantastical horrors come to destroy everything you know and love. Good times. The Guardians: Explore tasks you with arraying yourself with weaponry to defend your home town

Ever since I started to regularly collect comics last year, I’ve been attracted to the zany and lighthearted ones. From Jughead to Howard the Duck, I really enjoy fun and hilarious romps that are self-aware in nature. After reading up on the origin of Squirrel Girl, I fell in