Daggerheart is Darrington Press’ answer to D&D. Hasbro’s leadership just concluded a year of showing active disdain for their partners and customers, spurring Darrington and others to make their own way and steer their audience towards new horizons. Daggerheart’s playtest document is out, giving us a

Recently, I was lucky enough to be a part of a preview event for The Finals Season 2. This updated version of The Finals adds new weapons and gadgets for players of every class to engage with, with the Mediums even receiving a brand-new specialization. Creative Director Gustav Tilleby chimed

Rise of the Ronin is Team Ninja firing on all cylinders. It’s equal parts adventure, blisteringly-difficult combat timing, storytelling, and a dash of RPG for taste, culminating in a title that’s as challenging as it is rewarding. Ahead of our full review for the game I’ve got

After spending a few years with various virtual tabletops and being less than impressed, my opinion started to turn early into the demo I received with Demiplane’s app for Free League’s Alien RPG. One of many Demiplane’s growing line of RPG apps, including Paizo games, Avatar Legends,

The team at Petroglyph knows RTS. Their pedigree includes the likes of Star Wars: Empire at War, Grey Goo, 8-Bit Armies, Conan Unconquered, Command & Conquer Remastered Collection, and obviously this game. They are also much of the brain trust behind Westwood Studios, so it’s no surprise that they

Easily my favorite part of attending cons is the off chance of running into the people behind my favorite stuff. At PAXU ‘22, I got to have a brief chat with Quinn Brander about the then-upcoming Rebuilding Seattle, which I promptly gave a 100 in my review. It was obviously

Editors Jack Zustiak and David Flynn had the chance to play a good chunk of the upcoming game, Penny’s Big Breakaway. We had a lot to say about the game in an overly rambly, secret document which will be forever sealed in the GamingTrend vaults. Instead, here’s a

I first learned about Final Fantasy VII in a bit of an odd way, through Kingdom Hearts. The characters were all super cool, and Sephiroth was a ridiculous arena boss. I loved everything about it, so I grabbed Final Fantasy X on PS2, beginning my foray into the series. Between