GAMINGTREND (Page 567)

Battle Shapers preview — A roguelite with momentum

I adore roguelites for the powerful stat scaling they offer the player, and that adoration only intensifies when the game nails the feeling of impact. However, I’ve played a

By Jackson Lustberg

/ 16 Jun 2023

Battle Shapers preview — A roguelite with momentum

Scythe review — For Polonia!

A diesel powered mech crunches through a pastoral field in the distance, smoke pouring from the artillery mounted to its chassis. In the foreground, a group of farmers continue working

By James van Tonningen

/ 16 Jun 2023

Bah! Humbug! & the 12 games of Christmas preview — Victorian Christmas animal cards for the whole family!

Released in 2021, Bah! Humbug! was a simple, straight-forward bluffing game for 2-5 players themed around the 12 days of Christmas. Pick up to 2023 and Emily Wilix, from Small

By Dan Hinkin

/ 16 Jun 2023

Bah! Humbug! & the 12 games of Christmas preview — Victorian Christmas animal cards for the whole family!

Disney Illusion Island hands-on preview [SGF] — All you need is a little bit of magic

Disney Illusion Island has been on my radar for a moment now. Its whimsical and cartoony theme is eye-catching, and it just looks like fun to play. Because of that,

By David Burdette

/ 16 Jun 2023

Disney Illusion Island hands-on preview [SGF] — All you need is a little bit of magic

Shiver overview – UK Games Expo 2023

Shiver is a horror roleplaying game that won the People’s Choice Award at the UK Game Expo 2022. With Shiver, players can live their beloved scary movies, shows, and

By Mindful Phill

/ 16 Jun 2023

Harps Corp overview – MCM London Comic Con – May 2023

We chatted with James from Harps Corp during the MCM London Comic Con. He proudly displayed a diverse range of products they brought to the convention. As a family-run business,

By Mindful Phill

/ 16 Jun 2023

We Interview TinkerHouse Games: the minds behind The Vault of Mini Things.

Whether you are a skilled dungeon master, player, or simply RPG curious there is without a doubt a plethora of available RPG books, kits, and materials available to experience any

By Rob Berg

/ 16 Jun 2023

We Interview TinkerHouse Games: the minds behind The Vault of Mini Things.

RØDE Releases RØDECaster Duo — a Compact Version of the Revolutionary RØDECaster Pro II

As somebody who has just recently struggled with getting audio levels coming in clean during a podcast, I have a newfound appreciation for a physical separation of audio sources. More

By Ron Burke

/ 15 Jun 2023

RØDE Releases RØDECaster Duo — a Compact Version of the Revolutionary RØDECaster Pro II

Armored Core VI: Fires of the Rubicon Preview– Customization, Verticality, and a Return to Form

What is Armored Core? Well, after more than a decade of going dark, I wouldn’t be surprised if people vaguely remember robots and that’s about it. FromSoftware (of

By Ron Burke

/ 15 Jun 2023

Armored Core VI: Fires of the Rubicon Preview– Customization, Verticality, and a Return to Form

Amazon Luna in 2023 — is it worth it?

While Google may have given up on the streaming space, it’s very clear that Microsoft and newcomer Amazon have not. Amazon launched the Luna in March of 2022 in

By Ron Burke

/ 15 Jun 2023

The Crew Motorfest hands-on preview — Revving my engine

I’m not much of a fan of racing games – mainly because I’m terrible at them. Even so, I recognize how much fun they can be, and occasionally one

By David Burdette

/ 15 Jun 2023

The Crew Motorfest hands-on preview — Revving my engine

After Us review – Going Green the videogame

It’s an ambitious task when game studios lay a foundational theme in their work. If too much focus is on projecting their message, then gameplay elements have the potential

By Noah Rigsby

/ 15 Jun 2023

After Us review – Going Green the videogame