Reviews - GAMINGTREND (Page 149)

Espire 2 review —- Aspire to greatness

As Espire agent codename Poe, you’ve been in a coma for a long time. During a routine simulation possessing a robot, you suddenly regain consciousness. The mission, already in

By David Flynn

/ 5 Dec 2022

Warhammer 40,000: Chaos Gate – Daemonhunters – Duty Eternal review — Invoke the Machine God

I absolutely loved Warhammer 40,000: Chaos Gate – Daemonhunters when I reviewed it earlier this year, so it shouldn’t come as a surprise when I tell you that this

By Ron Burke

/ 5 Dec 2022

Warhammer 40,000: Chaos Gate – Daemonhunters – Duty Eternal review — Invoke the Machine God

Aldabas: Doors of Cartagena review – Hold the door for a card game en-door-sment.

Columbia is known for many things in today’s day and age such as coffee, Pablo Escobar, and its door knockers? In colonial times, the door knockers of Cartagena, called

By Dan Hinkin

/ 4 Dec 2022

Aldabas: Doors of Cartagena review – Hold the door for a card game en-door-sment.

Two Point Campus: Space Academy review — Taking education beyond ethical boundaries

Two Point Campus has received its first DLC in the form of the Space Academy expansion. In it, you’ll take three “universities” out into the universe through space exploration,

By David Flynn

/ 2 Dec 2022

Two Point Campus: Space Academy review — Taking education beyond ethical boundaries

Loupedeck Live S review — Smaller, Better, Faster, Stronger

I use the Loupedeck CT for a great many things. It’s my speed editor for video work, it’s great for fine tuning images, and the jog wheel and

By Ron Burke

/ 2 Dec 2022

Loupedeck Live S review — Smaller, Better, Faster, Stronger

Victrix Pro BFG PS5 controller review – Close to Elite

The best controllers are often what you make of them, but there are standouts in the space. For my money, the Xbox Elite Series 2 controller is the best one

By David Burdette

/ 1 Dec 2022

Victrix Pro BFG PS5 controller review – Close to Elite

Final Fantasy XIV: Chronicles of Light review — Diverging paths

Final Fantasy XIV is a big game with multiple stories going on at the same time, both player and developer driven. Putting aside players’ narratives though, there’s still quite

By David Flynn

/ 1 Dec 2022

Final Fantasy XIV: Chronicles of Light review — Diverging paths

Warhammer 40K: Darktide review – I am a warrior!

Player vs Enemy, even just saying those words gets me uncomfortable. We’ve had many games in the past come out from this genre, and of the 100 or so

By Ben Lombardo

/ 30 Nov 2022

Warhammer 40K: Darktide review – I am a warrior!

Catherine: The Cities of the Tsarina review—activating aristocrats

In my continuing quest to collect games that work with both my non-gaming family and my gaming friends, finding Catherine was a resounding success. Most of these games work by

By Nick Dubs

/ 29 Nov 2022

Catherine: The Cities of the Tsarina review—activating aristocrats

M90 Micro Blaster Artist Series BUA & Slick Rick Boombox review — A fantastic miniature boombox which doubles as a fashion statement

New Wave are well known for their mini arcade series, known as Replicades, but lately they have begun branching out and creating high-quality working miniature versions of other items. With

By Richard Allen

/ 29 Nov 2022

M90 Micro Blaster Artist Series BUA & Slick Rick Boombox review — A fantastic miniature boombox which doubles as a fashion statement

M90 Mini Blaster Artist Series BUA & Slick Rick review — A surprisingly great boombox in an amazingly small package

New Wave are well known for their mini arcade series, known as Replicades, but lately they have begun branching out and creating high-quality working miniature versions of other items. With

By Richard Allen

/ 29 Nov 2022

M90 Mini Blaster Artist Series BUA & Slick Rick review — A surprisingly great boombox in an amazingly small package

Gungrave G.O.R.E. review — Simple fun returns from Beyond The Grave

People often look down on simple games, but games don’t necessarily need a lot of depth to be fun. In fact, I find the absence of depth to be

By Jack Zustiak

/ 29 Nov 2022

Gungrave G.O.R.E. review — Simple fun returns from Beyond The Grave