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Reviews   -   Sep 07, 2015 Soft Boiled — Blues and Bullets – Episode One: The End of Peace review
Soft Boiled — Blues and Bullets – Episode One: The End of Peace review

Blues and Bullets is a game having an identity crisis.  Sometimes, it is an adventure game, based around exploration and investigation. Other times, it’s an on-rails shooter.  Half of the time it is telling a gritty, hard-boiled noir drama. The other half, a story about a ritualistic occult.  And

by Blake Hester
Podcast   -   Sep 06, 2015 Spoilercast: Until Dawn
Spoilercast: Until Dawn

Supermassive’s Until Dawn has been pretty divisive among the Gaming Trend staff, so we thought we’d get a group together to chat about the interactive slasher movie. In this spoiler-heavy show, reviewer Eric Van Allen is joined by Kenneth Shepard and Blake Hester to talk about the characters

by Kenneth Shepard
Reviews   -   Sep 06, 2015 Kiss with a fist — Amnesia: Memories review
Kiss with a fist — Amnesia: Memories review

As easy as it would be to call Amnesia: Memories a simple dating sim, Idea Factory’s visual novel takes out a lot of the catering flirtation expected from the genre in favor of creating mysteries that just happen to be tied to its multiple potential romantic options that the

by Kenneth Shepard
Reviews   -   Sep 04, 2015 Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai DX Review
Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai DX Review

The music/rhythm genre is on the rise, it seems. After the long drought for the genre that became bloated with countless rhythm titles in the mid 2000’s, it appears the planets may have aligned once again in favor of those gamers with a passion of hitting buttons along

by Paul Cesar
Podcast   -   Sep 04, 2015 Gaming Trend Podcast: #HotRyu
Gaming Trend Podcast: #HotRyu

We’ve got an incredibly loaded show for you guys this week, as we’re talking Metal Gear, our current favorite games of the year, and the sexiest fighter around. First up, Eric goes on a spiel about Metal Gear Solid V and the rage-inducing moments he’s had with

by Kenneth Shepard
Reviews   -   Sep 03, 2015 Cruisin’ round in space in my 6-4 — Xeodrifter review
Cruisin’ round in space in my 6-4 — Xeodrifter review

Lost out in the cold grippings of space, left with only a laser pistol and a limited health support system, most beings would crumble to frightened pieces and remain there until their rapid deaths.  Gamers may contend that years of experience in simulated space would harden them to the reality

by Patrick Rost
Reviews   -   Sep 03, 2015 Two walls short — The Castle Game review
Two walls short — The Castle Game review

It was during that most disgusting era of human history, the Middle Ages, where the famous Genghis Khan used catapulted bubonic corpses to spread the plague into the cities and castles that the roving conqueror  intended to take.  While that option strangely never shows up, you can instead spend some

by Patrick Rost
Reviews   -   Sep 03, 2015 Dragons On The Loose! DragonFlame
Dragons On The Loose! DragonFlame

You are a DRAGON! That’s the premise for Dragon Flame, a newly released card game courtesy of Kickstarter and Minion Games. Your dragon is as uncomplicated as any other, motivated by precious metals and gems, and by pretty little female humans – every dragon needs a pet! Use your fiery

by Michael Eyre
Soft Boiled — Blues and Bullets – Episode One: The End of Peace review
Reviews   -   Sep 07, 2015 Soft Boiled — Blues and Bullets – Episode One: The End of Peace review

Blues and Bullets is a game having an identity crisis.  Sometimes, it is an adventure game, based around exploration and investigation. Other times, it’s an on-rails shooter.  Half of the time it is telling a gritty, hard-boiled noir drama. The other half, a story about a ritualistic occult.  And

by Blake Hester
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Reviews   -   Sep 07, 2015 Soft Boiled — Blues and Bullets – Episode One: The End of Peace review
Soft Boiled — Blues and Bullets – Episode One: The End of Peace review

Blues and Bullets is a game having an identity crisis.  Sometimes, it is an adventure game, based around exploration and investigation. Other times, it’s an on-rails shooter.  Half of the time it is telling a gritty, hard-boiled noir drama. The other half, a story about a ritualistic occult.  And

by Blake Hester
Podcast   -   Sep 06, 2015 Spoilercast: Until Dawn
Spoilercast: Until Dawn

Supermassive’s Until Dawn has been pretty divisive among the Gaming Trend staff, so we thought we’d get a group together to chat about the interactive slasher movie. In this spoiler-heavy show, reviewer Eric Van Allen is joined by Kenneth Shepard and Blake Hester to talk about the characters

by Kenneth Shepard
Reviews   -   Sep 06, 2015 Kiss with a fist — Amnesia: Memories review
Kiss with a fist — Amnesia: Memories review

As easy as it would be to call Amnesia: Memories a simple dating sim, Idea Factory’s visual novel takes out a lot of the catering flirtation expected from the genre in favor of creating mysteries that just happen to be tied to its multiple potential romantic options that the

by Kenneth Shepard
Reviews   -   Sep 04, 2015 Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai DX Review
Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai DX Review

The music/rhythm genre is on the rise, it seems. After the long drought for the genre that became bloated with countless rhythm titles in the mid 2000’s, it appears the planets may have aligned once again in favor of those gamers with a passion of hitting buttons along

by Paul Cesar
Podcast   -   Sep 04, 2015 Gaming Trend Podcast: #HotRyu
Gaming Trend Podcast: #HotRyu

We’ve got an incredibly loaded show for you guys this week, as we’re talking Metal Gear, our current favorite games of the year, and the sexiest fighter around. First up, Eric goes on a spiel about Metal Gear Solid V and the rage-inducing moments he’s had with

by Kenneth Shepard
Reviews   -   Sep 03, 2015 Cruisin’ round in space in my 6-4 — Xeodrifter review
Cruisin’ round in space in my 6-4 — Xeodrifter review

Lost out in the cold grippings of space, left with only a laser pistol and a limited health support system, most beings would crumble to frightened pieces and remain there until their rapid deaths.  Gamers may contend that years of experience in simulated space would harden them to the reality

by Patrick Rost
Reviews   -   Sep 03, 2015 Two walls short — The Castle Game review
Two walls short — The Castle Game review

It was during that most disgusting era of human history, the Middle Ages, where the famous Genghis Khan used catapulted bubonic corpses to spread the plague into the cities and castles that the roving conqueror  intended to take.  While that option strangely never shows up, you can instead spend some

by Patrick Rost
Reviews   -   Sep 03, 2015 Dragons On The Loose! DragonFlame
Dragons On The Loose! DragonFlame

You are a DRAGON! That’s the premise for Dragon Flame, a newly released card game courtesy of Kickstarter and Minion Games. Your dragon is as uncomplicated as any other, motivated by precious metals and gems, and by pretty little female humans – every dragon needs a pet! Use your fiery

by Michael Eyre
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