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SaGa Emerald Beyond Review – Five’s a party

SaGa has been around since 1989, having released 15 titles as of writing this. We’ve seen this game on almost every platform since then, with Emerald Beyond being the

By Adam Moreno

/ 24 Apr 2024

SaGa Emerald Beyond Review – Five’s a party

Sucker for Love: Date to Die For — Can love bloom in the outer realm?

The Thousand have taken over your childhood home of Sacramen-Cho. By summoning the eldritch entity known as Rhok’zan, the Black Goat of the Woods, this cult has kidnapped, murdered,

By David Flynn

/ 23 Apr 2024

Sucker for Love: Date to Die For — Can love bloom in the outer realm?

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Arcade: Wrath of the Mutants review — Sloppy Sewer Surfin’

As their title implies, mutation is vital to the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ existence. Every few years the TMNT resurface and evolve into some new incarnation. When it comes to

By Jack Zustiak

/ 23 Apr 2024

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Arcade: Wrath of the Mutants review — Sloppy Sewer Surfin’

The BOYAMIC review — Crystal clear audio and a variety of recording options, all in one small plug-and-play package

I recently began to dive into creating more video-based content for GamingTrend, specifically to better provide coverage while attending conventions, and quickly realized that if I wanted to create content

By Richard Allen

/ 23 Apr 2024

The BOYAMIC review — Crystal clear audio and a variety of recording options, all in one small plug-and-play package

Phantom Fury review – Bloody, messy, and buggy retro anarchy

I’ve played a few games in my time that lacked personality. Phantom Fury is not among them. Never in my gaming career have I played a game so unapologetically

By Nicholas Aguilera

/ 23 Apr 2024

Phantom Fury review – Bloody, messy, and buggy retro anarchy

Magic: The Gathering Fallout Commander review — “I feel something magic in the air tonight, and I’m not just talking about the gamma radiation.”

The quote I’ve shamelessly stolen for my tagline is from Mr. New Vegas, a radio host in Fallout: New Vegas. It almost perfectly encapsulates my thoughts on the Fallout

By Chris Wyman

/ 22 Apr 2024

Magic: The Gathering Fallout Commander review — “I feel something magic in the air tonight, and I’m not just talking about the gamma radiation.”

Buckshot Roulette review — Bang for your buck

As you grip the shotgun in your hands, you quickly lose track of whether the pulsing beat that fills your ears is the droning of the nightclub or your rapid

By Corvo Rohwer

/ 22 Apr 2024

Buckshot Roulette review — Bang for your buck

Freedom Planet 2 review — Fumbling yet fun

In 2D platformers, my favorite thing to do is to go as fast as possible. Maybe it’s because I grew up playing Sonic, but there’s something satisfying about

By David Flynn

/ 22 Apr 2024

Freedom Planet 2 review — Fumbling yet fun

Tales of Kenzera: ZAU review — Painless parting

Few things in life hurt more than losing a loved one. It’s a tough subject, so I admire Tales of Kenzera: Zau for choosing to essentially be all about

By Jack Zustiak

/ 22 Apr 2024

Tales of Kenzera: ZAU review — Painless parting

Black Sonata: Strange Shadows expansion review – Whence solo you doth played before, new variety can add one more.

What is your substance, whereof are you made, That millions of strange shadows on you tend? Normally we don’t publish full reviews of Kickstarters, but this expansion was provided

By Dan Hinkin

/ 22 Apr 2024

Black Sonata: Strange Shadows expansion review – Whence solo you doth played before, new variety can add one more.

Black Sonata review – ABABCDCDEFEFGG…not a cheat code, but a brilliant sonnet.

Many games in the tabletop space have solo modes. Oftentimes they adapt the rules to add in a dummy player, have players play in an alternate way, sometimes players are

By Dan Hinkin

/ 20 Apr 2024

Black Sonata review – ABABCDCDEFEFGG…not a cheat code, but a brilliant sonnet.

Pathfinder 2E Remaster: Monster Core review – Oh, monsters are scared, that’s why they’re monsters.

As you run out of the room with the giant blood monster swiping at your heels, you see the creature that belongs to the squishing sound you heard earlier has

By Dan Hinkin

/ 20 Apr 2024

Pathfinder 2E Remaster: Monster Core review – Oh, monsters are scared, that’s why they’re monsters.