Game Reviews

The world of Zemuria is on the brink of war. The Empire of Erebonia and its people suffer under a literal curse of nationalism because of the Great Twilight – the end of the world. Set in motion by Rean Schwarzer, the Aschen Chevalier and instructor of the new Class VII

The Jackbox Party Packs have been a long standing tradition at family gatherings in my household. The packs as a whole have something for literally everyone, even my mom who hates video games, and they’ve only been getting better as they go on. A year after Party Pack 6,

I remember as a child watching Iron Will and being fascinated by the Iditarod races. The idea of a man and his dogs against the elements flying across Alaskan snow captivated me. It’s such a cool real life thing, but we don’t find a ton of it in

The initial plot setup of Drone Swarm takes a bit to wrap your head around. Invading extraterrestrials known as the Voohr seize control of Earth and nearly wipe out the entire human race. A pretty by-the-book apocalyptic, sci-fi tale until the protagonist’s brother literally transfers his soul unto a

Originally released in Japan in 2019, the Robotics;Notes sequel is finally available to western audiences. However, this time around it includes a notable addition from the popular SciADV series, Steins;Gate, and his name is Daru the Super Hacka AKA DaSH. Robotics;Notes DaSH serves as a full sequel

The Science Adventure or SciADV series, developed by Mages and published by Spike Chunsoft, is one of the most popular visual novel series. For good reason too, as it is one of the most engaging and entertaining visual novel series to date. All games in the series have spanned multiple

We’ve all heard retellings of the horrors of World War One. Muddied ditches, barbed wire fields, land mines, disease… Millions suffered and died. World War One was also the first major war to heavily involve military aircraft, and the soldiers in the sky were not immune to the death

Professor Lupo and His Horrible Pets was the first game I reviewed for Gaming Trend. Since then, I’d like to believe I’ve improved as both a writer and a critic. Similarly, I’d hope that the developers have grown as well, and playing Professor Lupo: Ocean has shown