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Interviews   -   Sep 12, 2016 Silly symphonies: Danny Garfield on The Metronomicon development, musical influences
Silly symphonies: Danny Garfield on The Metronomicon development, musical influences

Puuba’s The Metronomicon proves that rhythm games and RPGs go together as well as peanut butter and jelly; the RPG/music hybrid scored high marks in our review as our reviewer called it, “pure, unfiltered goodness.” We spoke with Danny Garfield, developer of The Metronomicon, to talk about the

by Elisha Deogracias
Previews   -   Sep 12, 2016 Check out Destiny: Rise of Iron’s first story mission
Check out Destiny: Rise of Iron’s first story mission

Gaming Trend had the opportunity to play Destiny: Rise of Iron, and today we’re sharing our experience with the first story mission from the expansion! Check it out: We’ll have more Destiny content featured here in the coming days before Destiny: Rise of Iron’s launch on the 20th. Stay tuned!

by Travis Northup
Reviews   -   Sep 12, 2016 HardCore: ReCore review
HardCore: ReCore review

I’ve never played a game quite like ReCore. At its heart, it’s a 3D platformer, but it’s also an open-world exploration game, and an RPG, and a third-person shooter. I guess the best word to describe ReCore is “ambitious.” With Keiji Inafune, the creator of Mega Man,

by Travis Northup
Reviews   -   Sep 09, 2016 Burst or Bust: God Eater 2: Rage Burst
Burst or Bust: God Eater 2: Rage Burst

God Eater 2: Rage Burst is a remake of the cult-classic PlayStation Portable JRPG, and while it makes the jump to the PlayStation 4 fairly well on the technical side, it’s still plagued with a lot of problems from the original. Fans of the series will be pleased at

by Christian DeCoster
Impressions   -   Sep 08, 2016 All we found was sand, and blood: Battlefield 1 multiplayer beta impressions
All we found was sand, and blood: Battlefield 1 multiplayer beta impressions

Battlefield 1’s open beta had its fair share of technical issues with a reported DDoS attack crashing its servers on the first day and even more sever issues later on during the beta. Getting into a game was more difficult than scoring backstage passes to a Drake concert, and

by Josh Devlin
Reviews   -   Sep 08, 2016 Coasting: NHL 17 review
Coasting: NHL 17 review

After a disappointing outing in 2014, the NHL series got back on track last year. It revitalized the franchise by providing a great new on-ice trainer that helped new players and managed to evolve over time to fit different gameplay styles. That being said, it was clear the series needed

by Jay Malone
Previews   -   Sep 08, 2016 PAX West 2016: Steep hands-on
PAX West 2016: Steep hands-on

Backcountry skiing and snowboarding is about avoiding the crowds and finding the freshest, most untouched slope. But it isn’t just about finding that untamed powder, it’s also about exploring the alpine wilderness and appreciating Mother Nature’s impressive handiwork. Enter Steep, Ubisoft’s upcoming, open-world extreme snowsports game.

by Mike Pearce
Reviews   -   Sep 08, 2016 Jotun: Valhalla Edition Review
Jotun: Valhalla Edition Review

Jotun arouses the same sensation of reading a storybook before bedtime — it’s a passive experience that strings you along from cover to cover thanks to its beautiful presentation… save for each of the game’s giant-slaying set pieces. And while getting to each of these boss fights turns into

by Hunter Wolfe
Silly symphonies: Danny Garfield on The Metronomicon development, musical influences
Interviews   -   Sep 12, 2016 Silly symphonies: Danny Garfield on The Metronomicon development, musical influences

Puuba’s The Metronomicon proves that rhythm games and RPGs go together as well as peanut butter and jelly; the RPG/music hybrid scored high marks in our review as our reviewer called it, “pure, unfiltered goodness.” We spoke with Danny Garfield, developer of The Metronomicon, to talk about the

by Elisha Deogracias
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Interviews   -   Sep 12, 2016 Silly symphonies: Danny Garfield on The Metronomicon development, musical influences
Silly symphonies: Danny Garfield on The Metronomicon development, musical influences

Puuba’s The Metronomicon proves that rhythm games and RPGs go together as well as peanut butter and jelly; the RPG/music hybrid scored high marks in our review as our reviewer called it, “pure, unfiltered goodness.” We spoke with Danny Garfield, developer of The Metronomicon, to talk about the

by Elisha Deogracias
Previews   -   Sep 12, 2016 Check out Destiny: Rise of Iron’s first story mission
Check out Destiny: Rise of Iron’s first story mission

Gaming Trend had the opportunity to play Destiny: Rise of Iron, and today we’re sharing our experience with the first story mission from the expansion! Check it out: We’ll have more Destiny content featured here in the coming days before Destiny: Rise of Iron’s launch on the 20th. Stay tuned!

by Travis Northup
Reviews   -   Sep 12, 2016 HardCore: ReCore review
HardCore: ReCore review

I’ve never played a game quite like ReCore. At its heart, it’s a 3D platformer, but it’s also an open-world exploration game, and an RPG, and a third-person shooter. I guess the best word to describe ReCore is “ambitious.” With Keiji Inafune, the creator of Mega Man,

by Travis Northup
Reviews   -   Sep 09, 2016 Burst or Bust: God Eater 2: Rage Burst
Burst or Bust: God Eater 2: Rage Burst

God Eater 2: Rage Burst is a remake of the cult-classic PlayStation Portable JRPG, and while it makes the jump to the PlayStation 4 fairly well on the technical side, it’s still plagued with a lot of problems from the original. Fans of the series will be pleased at

by Christian DeCoster
Impressions   -   Sep 08, 2016 All we found was sand, and blood: Battlefield 1 multiplayer beta impressions
All we found was sand, and blood: Battlefield 1 multiplayer beta impressions

Battlefield 1’s open beta had its fair share of technical issues with a reported DDoS attack crashing its servers on the first day and even more sever issues later on during the beta. Getting into a game was more difficult than scoring backstage passes to a Drake concert, and

by Josh Devlin
Reviews   -   Sep 08, 2016 Coasting: NHL 17 review
Coasting: NHL 17 review

After a disappointing outing in 2014, the NHL series got back on track last year. It revitalized the franchise by providing a great new on-ice trainer that helped new players and managed to evolve over time to fit different gameplay styles. That being said, it was clear the series needed

by Jay Malone
Previews   -   Sep 08, 2016 PAX West 2016: Steep hands-on
PAX West 2016: Steep hands-on

Backcountry skiing and snowboarding is about avoiding the crowds and finding the freshest, most untouched slope. But it isn’t just about finding that untamed powder, it’s also about exploring the alpine wilderness and appreciating Mother Nature’s impressive handiwork. Enter Steep, Ubisoft’s upcoming, open-world extreme snowsports game.

by Mike Pearce
Reviews   -   Sep 08, 2016 Jotun: Valhalla Edition Review
Jotun: Valhalla Edition Review

Jotun arouses the same sensation of reading a storybook before bedtime — it’s a passive experience that strings you along from cover to cover thanks to its beautiful presentation… save for each of the game’s giant-slaying set pieces. And while getting to each of these boss fights turns into

by Hunter Wolfe
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