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Reviews   -   May 03, 2016 Mixing the melting pot: Battleborn review
Mixing the melting pot: Battleborn review

Since first glance, Battleborn has had an identity crisis. A new shooter from the quintessential “gun company,” Gearbox Software has struggled against attempts at labelling Battleborn within conventional genres like MOBA, team-based shooter, or the recent surge of “hero shooters.” In over 100 hours of Battleborn, through countless matches, team

by Eric Van Allen
Reviews   -   May 03, 2016 The long and winding road: Sebastien Loeb Rally EVO review
The long and winding road: Sebastien Loeb Rally EVO review

Rally car racing is a strange motorsport event, representing the middle ground between multi-car racing events and a simple time trial.  Sebastien Loeb is one of the very best to ever participate in the sport, and his story and likeness are the basis for Sebastien Loeb Rally EVO, the latest

by Patrick Rost
Reviews   -   May 03, 2016 Runnin’ down a stream: Koi review
Runnin’ down a stream: Koi review

A little soul searching journey can clarify the murky darkness in your world, friend.  Clarification of the ills of your world comes in a gentle wave, and those very waves seek to both cleanse and calm.  Those are some very eternal truths, brother, or maybe I’ve just been playing

by Patrick Rost
Reviews   -   May 03, 2016 Mental hell: Neverending Nightmares review
Mental hell: Neverending Nightmares review

Neverending Nightmares is a troubling journey through one man’s own personal Hell, but it’s a journey that may not be worth taking. Telling an intimate story of the game creator’s own struggles with depression and obsessive-compulsive disorder, Neverending Nightmares is full of violent, disturbing imagery and great

by Blake Hester
Reviews   -   May 02, 2016 Buy, Buy, Buy: Offworld Trading Company Review
Buy, Buy, Buy: Offworld Trading Company Review

Imagine a real-time strategy game where micromanaging the location and movement of your military assets is a non-issue, partly because there are no military assets involved. A game where you have tech-trees to advance through and resources to gather, yet doing so isn’t merely a means to another end,

by Victor Grunn
Contests   -   May 02, 2016 Win a copy of Aether Captains and all Stretch Goals at Gaming Trend
Win a copy of Aether Captains and all Stretch Goals at Gaming Trend

You’ve probably noticed the ads for the swashbuckling sky piracy steampunk board game, Aether Captains on Gaming Trend.   As the game’s already-successful Kickstarter comes to a close in a week, we at Gaming Trend want to extend one more opportunity to get your hands on the game — this

by Ron Burke
Reviews   -   May 02, 2016 Full Steam Ahead: Silent Victory Review
Full Steam Ahead: Silent Victory Review

Those familiar with Word War II know about Germany’s infamous U-boats and their relentless attacks against Allied shipping in the Atlantic Ocean.  What’s not as well known is the underwater warfare in the Pacific and the American’s use of submarines to disrupt Japanese shipping. Consim Press follows

by Nick South
Podcast   -   May 01, 2016 Gaming Trend Podcast: Questionable decisions
Gaming Trend Podcast: Questionable decisions

Opinions galore this week, as some hot takes on Nintendo’s latest antics take up a fair amount of this week’s GT Reboot Podcast. But before that, Kenneth wraps up his Zero Escape binge with Virtue’s Last Reward, Blake is feeling a lot better about Hitman after its

by Kenneth Shepard
Mixing the melting pot: Battleborn review
Reviews   -   May 03, 2016 Mixing the melting pot: Battleborn review

Since first glance, Battleborn has had an identity crisis. A new shooter from the quintessential “gun company,” Gearbox Software has struggled against attempts at labelling Battleborn within conventional genres like MOBA, team-based shooter, or the recent surge of “hero shooters.” In over 100 hours of Battleborn, through countless matches, team

by Eric Van Allen
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Reviews   -   May 03, 2016 Mixing the melting pot: Battleborn review
Mixing the melting pot: Battleborn review

Since first glance, Battleborn has had an identity crisis. A new shooter from the quintessential “gun company,” Gearbox Software has struggled against attempts at labelling Battleborn within conventional genres like MOBA, team-based shooter, or the recent surge of “hero shooters.” In over 100 hours of Battleborn, through countless matches, team

by Eric Van Allen
Reviews   -   May 03, 2016 The long and winding road: Sebastien Loeb Rally EVO review
The long and winding road: Sebastien Loeb Rally EVO review

Rally car racing is a strange motorsport event, representing the middle ground between multi-car racing events and a simple time trial.  Sebastien Loeb is one of the very best to ever participate in the sport, and his story and likeness are the basis for Sebastien Loeb Rally EVO, the latest

by Patrick Rost
Reviews   -   May 03, 2016 Runnin’ down a stream: Koi review
Runnin’ down a stream: Koi review

A little soul searching journey can clarify the murky darkness in your world, friend.  Clarification of the ills of your world comes in a gentle wave, and those very waves seek to both cleanse and calm.  Those are some very eternal truths, brother, or maybe I’ve just been playing

by Patrick Rost
Reviews   -   May 03, 2016 Mental hell: Neverending Nightmares review
Mental hell: Neverending Nightmares review

Neverending Nightmares is a troubling journey through one man’s own personal Hell, but it’s a journey that may not be worth taking. Telling an intimate story of the game creator’s own struggles with depression and obsessive-compulsive disorder, Neverending Nightmares is full of violent, disturbing imagery and great

by Blake Hester
Reviews   -   May 02, 2016 Buy, Buy, Buy: Offworld Trading Company Review
Buy, Buy, Buy: Offworld Trading Company Review

Imagine a real-time strategy game where micromanaging the location and movement of your military assets is a non-issue, partly because there are no military assets involved. A game where you have tech-trees to advance through and resources to gather, yet doing so isn’t merely a means to another end,

by Victor Grunn
Contests   -   May 02, 2016 Win a copy of Aether Captains and all Stretch Goals at Gaming Trend
Win a copy of Aether Captains and all Stretch Goals at Gaming Trend

You’ve probably noticed the ads for the swashbuckling sky piracy steampunk board game, Aether Captains on Gaming Trend.   As the game’s already-successful Kickstarter comes to a close in a week, we at Gaming Trend want to extend one more opportunity to get your hands on the game — this

by Ron Burke
Reviews   -   May 02, 2016 Full Steam Ahead: Silent Victory Review
Full Steam Ahead: Silent Victory Review

Those familiar with Word War II know about Germany’s infamous U-boats and their relentless attacks against Allied shipping in the Atlantic Ocean.  What’s not as well known is the underwater warfare in the Pacific and the American’s use of submarines to disrupt Japanese shipping. Consim Press follows

by Nick South
Podcast   -   May 01, 2016 Gaming Trend Podcast: Questionable decisions
Gaming Trend Podcast: Questionable decisions

Opinions galore this week, as some hot takes on Nintendo’s latest antics take up a fair amount of this week’s GT Reboot Podcast. But before that, Kenneth wraps up his Zero Escape binge with Virtue’s Last Reward, Blake is feeling a lot better about Hitman after its

by Kenneth Shepard
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