There are some great extraction shooters out there, but we’re still waiting for the one that pulls in the masses. Sure, Escape from Tarkov has its fans, but that game is in a league of its own when it comes to a high learning curve. To make it big,
Doom is one of gaming’s most important franchises. Back in 1993, it essentially defined the first person shooter. Heck, before the genre actually had that name, people called them “Doom Clones”. Fast forward to 2016, and Doom would once again redefine the genre, bringing back that fast-paced approach where
We have had a slow trickle of information on Assassin’s Creed Shadows since its big reveal at Summer Games Fest. What we haven’t had is a chance to play it for ourselves – until now. Recently I got handed the game and told to go experience it for myself.
Never have I ever carried a drunken huntsman on my back. Never have I ever fought a hermit that made a pact with the devil. Add to that, never having blacksmithed. While you await the opportunity to hear how the entire game shapes up, I’ve been tasked with taking
The Trails games take me an eternity to get through, ranging from 50 to 100 hours for just the main story or adding missable side quests on top of that, but for each one I’ve played they just keep getting better and better. I’m still in the middle
Recently, GamingTrend had the opportunity to play the Early Access version of Hyper Light Breaker a little earlier than early. We sat down with the devs to check out the rogue-lite game and fight the first boss. While I was already excited for the game, what I played only amplified
My first run in with Fallen Aces was back during PAX East when the New Blood Interactive booth caught my eye with its Art Deco aesthetic and pulled me in. There I saw a few men walking around in nice suits wielding baseball bats, one of whom was Trey Powell,
