E3 is ever approaching, and the calm before the storm has given way to several reveals leading up to the event! Bungie revealed Destiny 2 gameplay over the week (and it looks a whole like Destiny), The Witcher got a TV series, and Ubisoft divulged its lineup for 2018-19 games,

Gaming Trend members, As you know, we’ve been talking about upgrading the server, rebuilding the front page, and unifying the forums and the front page comments for a (very) long time. Well…I’ve got good news. The server has been upgraded significantly, we are close to launching a

In the face of some excellent, fluid combat and top notch animation, what impressed me most about Injustice 2 was its ability to overcome fighting genre shortcomings to integrate a story that mattered into its moment to moment gameplay. NetherRealm Studios utilizes the DC Comics source material to the fullest,

Aviation Tycoon Preview [GAMING TREND] Watch this video on YouTube It’s not uncommon for games to put you in the position of a shrewd business owner, trying to make a profit. Some of them give you the opportunity to own the business by owning shares and betting on their

Bungie unveiled Destiny 2’s gameplay yesterday, and Gaming Trend was lucky enough to get some hands-on time with the game. Here’s what we can share at this time. First up, Destiny 2’s all-new multiplayer mode: Countdown, and attack/defense mode that has players battling it out to

With triple-A games these days showing off how much they can achieve graphically, sometimes it’s great to just chill out with something simple. Ovivo is a great example of a game where less is more, as it depends on a singular mechanic to traverse its wonderful minimalist world. While

Skirmish games take all forms, generally with the idea of a dungeon crawl through different missions with one player controlling the minions.  Wanted Earth takes a slightly different approach.  While it is a one versus many game, halfway through the big bad comes out to challenge the heroes.  To find

Arkane Austin does so much to get me to love Prey: its setting, the Talos I space station, is an incredibly well-designed space; the station’s dozens of terminals and computers are filled with emails to peruse and secrets to find; the score and art design are striking; its wonderfully