Reviews - GAMINGTREND (Page 7)

Mario & Luigi: Brothership review — We’re gonna need a smaller boat

The fate of the Mario & Luigi series was uncertain for quite a while after the closure of developer Alpha Dream in 2019. Much like the Paper Mario series, I

By David Flynn

/ 23 Nov 2024

Mario & Luigi: Brothership review — We’re gonna need a smaller boat

Dungeons of Dreadrock 2 – The Dead King’s Secret review – A magical return to a puzzle mania!

In May of 2022, I reviewed an indie title called Dungeons of Dreadrock and really enjoyed it. You can see my review of the first game here! A story of

By Adam Moreno

/ 21 Nov 2024

Dungeons of Dreadrock 2 – The Dead King’s Secret review – A magical return to a puzzle mania!

Super Mario Party Jamboree review – Something old, something new!

I don’t know about you, but I grew up LOVING Mario Party. My first game in the series was Mario Party 2 for the N64, which provided me with

By Adam Moreno

/ 29 Oct 2024

Super Mario Party Jamboree review – Something old, something new!

Afterglow Wave Wireless Controller review — Closing in on perfect

Third-party controllers are a dime a dozen and, because of poor experiences with them back in the PS2 and GameCube days, I tend to avoid them unless I trust the

By David Flynn

/ 27 Oct 2024

Shin chan: Shiro and the Coal Town review — Revisiting summer memories with a smile

2 years ago, Shinnosuke Nohara and his family spent their summer vacation in the fields and mountains of Asso. 2 years later, the family now ventures to a quaint village

By Olivia Davies

/ 23 Oct 2024

Shin chan: Shiro and the Coal Town review — Revisiting summer memories with a smile

Drova: Forsaken Kin review — Survival and solidarity

Drova: Forsaken Kin is a dark fantasy action RPG with hints of Celtic mythology. You must learn to survive in a harsh new reality while also earning the trust of

By Elena Swan

/ 15 Oct 2024

Drova: Forsaken Kin review — Survival and solidarity

Neva review — An ethereal and haunting journey through life and death

With such a brief playtime of 3 hours, it’s hard to really dive into what makes Neva so special as a video game. Densely packed with symbolism and meaning,

By Olivia Davies

/ 14 Oct 2024

Neva review — An ethereal and haunting journey through life and death

The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom review — Hyrule is your playground

Hyrule’s princess has been kidnapped. Again. The demon king Ganon lies in wait for a hero to come and rescue Zelda, and thankfully Link is once again up to

By Cassie Peterson

/ 14 Oct 2024

The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom review — Hyrule is your playground

Loddlenaut review – Saving the planet has never felt so cozy

Despite its simple appearance in premise and gameplay, Loddlenaut hooked me right away with its promise of serenity and vibes, as you take on the role of an ‘interstellar custodian’

By Olivia Davies

/ 2 Oct 2024

Loddlenaut review – Saving the planet has never felt so cozy

Reynatis review — Throwback to the PS2 era

When I first laid eyes upon Furyu’s latest action RPG Reynatis, I was instantly reminded of a mix between Final Fantasy Versus XIII and Kingdom Hearts, with the game’

By Henry Viola

/ 20 Sep 2024

Reynatis review — Throwback to the PS2 era

Emio – The Smiling Man: Famicom Detective Club review — Through death comes a bitter smile

I am not exaggerating when I say this. Emio – The Smiling Man: Famicom Detective Club is one of the greatest games Nintendo has ever made. This is coming from someone

By Martin Du

/ 8 Sep 2024

Emio – The Smiling Man: Famicom Detective Club review — Through death comes a bitter smile

Ace Attorney Investigations Collection — Adventures in prosecuting

It’s strange to remember that, only just a few years ago, I assumed several games in the Ace Attorney series would never be localized. Capcom has been slowly bringing

By David Flynn

/ 3 Sep 2024

Ace Attorney Investigations Collection — Adventures in prosecuting

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