Echo of Soul is a hit MMO in South Korea and developer Nvius, along with publisher Aeria Games, is hoping it will catch on in North America and Europe as well when it launches this May. If you’ve played an MMO before, like World of Warcraft or The Elder
About two weeks ago I paid a trip to Boston to attend PAX East 2015. While there I played many games, and while I’ve selected a Top 5 I haven’t talked much about the other games I saw there. Getting a lot of work out of the way,
Hey Gaming Trend readers! We’ve once again teamed up with Insight Editions, this time to bring you a giveaway that’ll light up any Halo fan’s eyes. We are giving away five hardbound Halo journals, and five copies of the Halo Poster Collection. You can check out my
[The following is part two of our ongoing impressions of Tales from the Borderlands. Check out our thoughts on episode one, “Zer0 Sum,” here.]
Two episodes in, and Tales from the Borderlands has quickly risen in the ranks as my favorite series from TellTale yet. It more convincingly pulls off
When we were at PAX East we got a chance to talk with Rob Dougherty, the head of White Wizard games. Fans of their hit game, Star Realms, will be happy to know that the game is only getting started. With expansions coming in analog and digital form, there is
Battlefield Hardline is not a reimagining of the Battlefield series, but rather it takes everything it has learned up to this point, and uses intelligent design to make a fun and unique game. Multiplayer has always been the major draw to the series, but for the first time the single-player
You might remember my write-up on PAX South and the games to know from there, one of which was the charming indie dungeon-crawler Guild of Dungeoneering. With pencil-etched aesthetic and brutal difficulty, Guild of Dungeoneering gave me that drive to keep going death-after-brutal-death that only my favorite roguelikes can give.
Hotline Miami was a game that caught me by surprise. Brutal combat, a primal 80’s-synth soundtrack, and a fascinating use of gameplay mechanics to convey theme, it was a game that dared to make me face my innermost gaming demons.
Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number hits many of those
Echo of Soul is a hit MMO in South Korea and developer Nvius, along with publisher Aeria Games, is hoping it will catch on in North America and Europe as well when it launches this May. If you’ve played an MMO before, like World of Warcraft or The Elder
Echo of Soul is a hit MMO in South Korea and developer Nvius, along with publisher Aeria Games, is hoping it will catch on in North America and Europe as well when it launches this May. If you’ve played an MMO before, like World of Warcraft or The Elder
About two weeks ago I paid a trip to Boston to attend PAX East 2015. While there I played many games, and while I’ve selected a Top 5 I haven’t talked much about the other games I saw there. Getting a lot of work out of the way,
Hey Gaming Trend readers! We’ve once again teamed up with Insight Editions, this time to bring you a giveaway that’ll light up any Halo fan’s eyes. We are giving away five hardbound Halo journals, and five copies of the Halo Poster Collection. You can check out my
[The following is part two of our ongoing impressions of Tales from the Borderlands. Check out our thoughts on episode one, “Zer0 Sum,” here.]
Two episodes in, and Tales from the Borderlands has quickly risen in the ranks as my favorite series from TellTale yet. It more convincingly pulls off
When we were at PAX East we got a chance to talk with Rob Dougherty, the head of White Wizard games. Fans of their hit game, Star Realms, will be happy to know that the game is only getting started. With expansions coming in analog and digital form, there is
Battlefield Hardline is not a reimagining of the Battlefield series, but rather it takes everything it has learned up to this point, and uses intelligent design to make a fun and unique game. Multiplayer has always been the major draw to the series, but for the first time the single-player
You might remember my write-up on PAX South and the games to know from there, one of which was the charming indie dungeon-crawler Guild of Dungeoneering. With pencil-etched aesthetic and brutal difficulty, Guild of Dungeoneering gave me that drive to keep going death-after-brutal-death that only my favorite roguelikes can give.
Hotline Miami was a game that caught me by surprise. Brutal combat, a primal 80’s-synth soundtrack, and a fascinating use of gameplay mechanics to convey theme, it was a game that dared to make me face my innermost gaming demons.
Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number hits many of those
