Reviews - GAMINGTREND (Page 49)

GeForce RTX 5080 FE review — Excellent performance at a reasonable price

You probably saw our analysis and review of the new NVIDIA flagship, the GeForce RTX 5090. In that review, we pointed out that the device delivers a whopping 30% increase

By Ron Burke

/ 29 Jan 2025

GeForce RTX 5080 FE review — Excellent performance at a reasonable price

Skydance’s BEHEMOTH review — Strap on your headset, it’s time to hunt behemoths

Skydance’s BEHEMOTH is here and it is unquestionably epic, combining precise sword fighting, great climbing and grapple mechanics, gorgeous graphics, and epic behemoth fights to create a truly transcendental

By Richard Allen

/ 29 Jan 2025

Skydance’s BEHEMOTH review — Strap on your headset, it’s time to hunt behemoths

Notts Hobbies Drybrush Set – Affordability to try a new technique

Drybrushing isn’t a new technique in the miniature painting hobby. For years, hobbyists have done the same technique, where they use a brush with a flat tip, grab some

By Randy Gregory II

/ 29 Jan 2025

BenQ beCreatus GR10 review — Business in the front, party just beneath the surface

As someone who’s tested a handful of USB-C hubs and docking stations—from the Steam Deck’s official dock to budget models—the BenQ beCreatus GR10 caught my eye.

By Mike Case

/ 28 Jan 2025

BenQ beCreatus GR10 in front of a Steam Deck and Razer laptop

Lunar Rush review— Moon gold futures to the moon!

I’m absolutely obsessed with economic games. Turns out, as much as capitalism is a deeply flawed system that humanity will either abandon or be destroyed by, it’s a

By Nick Dubs

/ 27 Jan 2025

Lunar Rush review— Moon gold futures to the moon!

Sniper Elite: Resistance review — Vive la résistance

Rebellion is back once again with the next installment in their widely successful Sniper Elite series. Sniper Elite: Resistance builds upon the foundation laid by Sniper Elite 5, offering a

By Henry Viola

/ 27 Jan 2025

Sniper Elite: Resistance review — Vive la résistance

Castles & Crusades: Monsters & Treasure review — Meet strange and exciting creatures, kill them and take their stuff.

Within the hobby of role playing games these days, there are a lot of monster books. There are also a lot of books loaded with magic items and loot. Rarely

By Chas Turner

/ 24 Jan 2025

Picture of the Castles & Crusades Monsters and Treasure cover

Castles and Crusades Players Handbook (9th printing) review — The oldest of the new old school.

When you read through as many TTRPG books as I have, you start to see some patterns emerge. Things that may set an expectation or opinion before you fully recognize

By Chas Turner

/ 24 Jan 2025

Picture of the Castles & Crusades Players Handbook cover

GeForce RTX 5090 review — somewhere between 30% and 300% better!

The start of a new card generation is always exciting. It’s not just that the cards are faster, they also bring a whole bevy of new features that push

By Ron Burke

/ 23 Jan 2025

GeForce RTX 5090 review — somewhere between 30% and 300% better!

Star Wars Episode I: Jedi Power Battles review – A return to chaos

25 years after its initial release, Star Wars: Episode 1: Jedi Power Battles is back for a new generation. This side-scrolling beat ’em up platformer was one of many games

By Adam Moreno

/ 23 Jan 2025

Star Wars Episode I: Jedi Power Battles review – A return to chaos

Donkey Kong Country Returns HD review — A Wii classic is revitalized on the Switch

Donkey Kong returns to the Switch with yet another HD makeover, this time for the Wii classic Donkey Kong Country Returns. Despite nearly 15 years passing since its initial release,

By Richard Allen

/ 22 Jan 2025

Donkey Kong Country Returns HD review — A Wii classic is revitalized on the Switch

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth review on PC — A clearer vision of the unknown journey

I really enjoyed Final Fantasy VII Rebirth when it launched on PS5 last year. Well, for the most part – it had way too many minigames and I felt it was

By David Flynn

/ 22 Jan 2025

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth review on PC — A clearer vision of the unknown journey