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Magic: The Gathering Bloomburrow review ⏤ Weaponized cuteness

Bloomburrow might just be the most hyped set of Magic: The Gathering of 2024. The twee woodland critters style had a lot of people’s attention as something different coming

By Chris Wyman

/ 16 Aug 2024

Magic: The Gathering Bloomburrow review ⏤ Weaponized cuteness

Magic: The Gathering Assassin’s Creed review ⏤ Good cards in bad boosters

This was a tough review to write. I am not giving the Assassin’s Creed set (ACR) a good score, which is sad because at its core, there are fun

By Chris Wyman

/ 16 Aug 2024

Magic: The Gathering Assassin’s Creed review ⏤ Good cards in bad boosters

The Mortuary Assistant review — Exorcist in training

Taking on an apprenticeship at River Fields Mortuary, Rebecca Owens is learning the ropes on embalming the deceased. After a rocky first day, she is surprisingly called in at night

By Corvo Rohwer

/ 16 Aug 2024

The Mortuary Assistant review — Exorcist in training

EA Sports Madden NFL 25 review — A shoestring tackle

The hardest part about reviewing past Madden titles on GamingTrend is that I’ve seen the changes that are going to make the game great, while also seeing the little

By Adam Moreno

/ 16 Aug 2024

EA Sports Madden NFL 25 review — A shoestring tackle

WD My Passport 6TB review — cold storage, spinning platters

You don’t realize how much data you collect during a trade show. When you have three people recording 4K/60 interviews, uncompressed raw gameplay capture, and tons of scratch

By Ron Burke

/ 14 Aug 2024

WD My Passport 6TB review — cold storage, spinning platters

Dustborn review — Deus ex Vox

I was instantly sold on Dustborn. A choice based narrative about a group of outcasts trying to escape an alternate history United States in the near, dystopian future? Sign me

By David Flynn

/ 14 Aug 2024

Sam & Max: The Devil’s Playhouse remastered review — HOLY PSYCHIC LAGOMORPHS DANCING THE CAN-CAN ON THE PRECIPICE OF INSANITY, MAX!

Sam & Max: The Devil’s Playhouse was the Freelance Police’s final adventure for a time, and it certainly feels like a spectacular finale. The 2010 adventure game was

By David Flynn

/ 13 Aug 2024

Sam & Max: The Devil’s Playhouse remastered review — HOLY PSYCHIC LAGOMORPHS DANCING THE CAN-CAN ON THE PRECIPICE OF INSANITY, MAX!

The Star Named EOS review — Motherly memories

Dei, a young photographer, begins on a journey to follow the path his mother once followed in an attempt to uncover her past. A photographer herself, Dei’s mother has

By Corvo Rohwer

/ 13 Aug 2024

The Star Named EOS review — Motherly memories

PDP RIFFMASTER wireless guitar controller review — Rock and Roll All Nite

I played the heck out of both Rock Band and Guitar Hero as a college student. I fondly remember the times where my friends and I would stay up all

By David Burdette

/ 12 Aug 2024

PDP RIFFMASTER wireless guitar controller review — Rock and Roll All Nite

X-Chair X3 A.T.R. Management Chair review — Another contender but just misses the mark

The search for the greatest chair the world has ever seen — a chair with the highest level of comfort, convenience, and quality, all for the right price — continues. In this

By Cassie Peterson

/ 11 Aug 2024

X-Chair X3 A.T.R. Management Chair review — Another contender but just misses the mark

Lorcana: Shimmering Skies starter decks review — The Great Illuminary’s guest list gets bigger

Set 5 of Disney Lorcana is here. Shimmering Skies brings our favorite characters back for the Great Illuminary’s party and introduces some new ones. Like previous sets, we have

By Mark Julian

/ 9 Aug 2024

Lorcana: Shimmering Skies starter decks review — The Great Illuminary’s guest list gets bigger

OWS Pro Open Wireless Earhooks review — Quality audio in a budget-friendly package

The OWS Pro Open Wireless Earhooks by Maxell are the latest in what is seemingly a never-ending stream of competing wireless earbud releases, but does Maxell’s latest offering provide

By Richard Allen

/ 7 Aug 2024

OWS Pro Open Wireless Earhooks review — Quality audio in a budget-friendly package