Reviews - GAMINGTREND (Page 187)

Icarus review – Dying to find the fun

Huddled in the confines of our wooden structure, hammers banging, we try to hold the building together against the crash of the storm. Lightning lights up the night sky as

By Ron Burke

/ 3 Jan 2022

DXRacer MASTER Chair Review — The best gaming chair of 2021

So you’ve got yourself a fist full of holiday cash in hand. You can’t find a next gen console unless you pay horrible scalpers, and there’s an

By Ron Burke

/ 1 Jan 2022

DXRacer MASTER Chair Review — The best gaming chair of 2021

Avatar: The Last Airbender / Legend of Korra — Ultimate Aang & Korra Blu-ray Collection review

Nickelodeon has given us some incredible animated shows over the years. Rugrats, Spongebob Squarepants, The Fairly Oddparents, The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius, Doug, Hey Arnold, Catdog, Rocko’s

By Ron Burke

/ 1 Jan 2022

Turtle Beach VelocityOne Flight controller — reach out and touch the sky

There is nothing more magical than flight to me. In my life I’ve gotten to take hops in jets, I’ve flown a prop plane, and I’ve even

By Ron Burke

/ 1 Jan 2022

Turtle Beach VelocityOne Flight controller — reach out and touch the sky

Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade review — Past meets present meets PC

Cloud Strife, with his signature spiky hair and unwieldy Buster Sword, has spent his entire public life as one of the JRPG genre’s leading mascots. Anyone who’s even

By Lawrence Le

/ 31 Dec 2021

Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade review — Past meets present meets PC

Anno 1800: The Board Game review ⏤ Master the Cubes of Industry

Cubes. Tiny, colored, wooden cubes. Fans of euro games are already shaking with excitement, but there is quite a bit more to love about Anno 1800. Anno is a table

By Mark Julian

/ 30 Dec 2021

Anno 1800: The Board Game review ⏤ Master the Cubes of Industry

Resident Evil 3: Board Game + City of Ruin review ⏤ A survival horror battle between source material and game play

Resident Evil 3 is a 1-4 player campaign style board game based off the PlayStation 1 game, that has players navigate zombie-filled streets in a tactical fashion while constantly dealing

By Eric Ace

/ 30 Dec 2021

Resident Evil 3: Board Game + City of Ruin review ⏤ A survival horror battle between source material and game play

Merchants of the Dark Road review – In the grim darkness of winter, there is only trading

Merchants of the Dark Road is a solid trading/pick-up-and-deliver game with excellent production values. The game is set in the fantasy world of Lumi, where the entirety of Winter

By Dick Marshall

/ 23 Dec 2021

Merchants of the Dark Road review – In the grim darkness of winter, there is only trading

LOVE 3 Review — Passionate platforming

It may be a niche genre, but there are quite a few precision platformers out there. Games like VVVVV challenge players to perform a series of flowing, precise jumps to

By David Flynn

/ 23 Dec 2021

The Gunk Review – Explore a surprisingly complex alien world and restore its natural beauty

Rani and Becks are poor scavengers teetering uncomfortably close to the edge of becoming destitute. Their ship is falling apart, they are running out of food – and even worse, beer

By Richard Allen

/ 22 Dec 2021

The Gunk Review – Explore a surprisingly complex alien world and restore its natural beauty

Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker Review — Our song of hope

The hour is come, the Final Days are upon us. The machinations of the Telophoroi proceed apace, and the Scions of the Seventh Dawn must needs take decisive action. In

By David Flynn

/ 22 Dec 2021

Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker Review — Our song of hope

Destiny 2 Bungie 30th Anniversary Pack Review – A Marathon of Bungie’s Best

Destiny 2’s latest content drop is a special one. Rather than being tied to a specific narrative beat, or a progression of the story, The Bungie 30th Anniversary Event

By Noah Anzaldua

/ 20 Dec 2021

Bungie 30th Anniversary Wallpaper featuriung three guardians with old and new weapons