Gaming Trend · What Makes a Game Qualify for Game of the Year? What Makes a Game Qualify for Game of the Year? | Gaming Trend Podcast Watch this video on YouTube This week, the crew discusses what makes a game qualify for Game of the Year? Baldur’s Gate 3, Zelda:

With the release of Forza Motorsport now less than a month away, we got a new look at some of the game’s first races. Turn 10 Studios’ video showcases 17 minutes of gameplay that includes a full grid race on the new Grand Oak Raceway. Stay tuned to Gaming

SteelSeries is honestly the best way for you to go when it comes to gaming gear. I’ve been using the heck out of them for some time, and my desk is all SteelSeries’d out. While the high-end Nova Pros are my weapon of choice, the Nova 7X is

The original Green Hell, an open-world multiplayer survival sim set in the Amazon jungle, came out on PC and consoles back in 2019 to generally favorable reviews. Survival sims are a dime a dozen, but this one provides a hardcore experience whilst delivering an engaging narrative. Thanks to the game’

The number 1 thing that Ubisoft is known for is their Assassin’s Creed franchise, which is coming up on its 16 year anniversary! The original game released back in November 2007, which garnered worldwide fame and was lauded for its stealth parkour mechanics and representation of the historical Order

Just above the waterlogged trenches, deep within the bramble of ash-soaked wire, something sinister watches from within the gas and fog. Players step into the boots of Paul Von Schmitt, a German soldier grappling with the terrors of the Great War. With your mind warped between memories of your family

A Mystery Begins So, this is going to be an odd review. Without burying the lede, I had a good time with The Road to Innsmouth. I enjoyed it and overall recommend the game, but I feel there’s something I should address before we get to the review proper.

Launching today, Monoprice dropped some new info on their latest monitor. The 27″ CrystalPro 4K/60Hz USB Type-C looks to cover all the basic needs of a desktop monitor. Retailing at $349, you can check out more details from Monoprice’s announcement. –4K UHD resolution (3840x2160p) @ 60Hz –Excellent color saturation