It’s been a long time since the Castlevania franchise added a new entry, and the last place I would expect to see one is in a collection title. Castlevania
I grew up watching and reading Journey to the West, so when Game Science first announced Black Myth: Wukong back in 2020, I knew this was something I didn’t
Mountaintop Studio’s new game, Spectre Divide, takes the tried and true tactical shooter genre and spices it up with modern mechanics. You have true-to-crosshair ADS with every gun, there’
Age of Mythology: Retold is more than just an update to a nostalgic classic; it’s a reimagining of the heyday of RTS games when civilizations could rise and fall
I was relatively positive in my PAX East and August Previews for Visions of Mana. Earlier this year I played two games that take themselves much more seriously: Final Fantasy
Monster Jam Showdown is the definitive Monster Jam experience. With over five different game modes, 20 different monster trucks, and three different environments to race in, there is something for
Star Wars Outlaws is one of the few games I’ve felt incredibly comfortable with well before review time. After about four hours of preview access, that makes sense. That’
Diamonds have been found in Crimson! Recently, a local fisherman reeled in a big one. While not newsworthy on its own, the fish had actually swallowed a large gem, which
In recent years there has been a progressing appearance of the cozy drinking simulator, popularized by 2020’s Coffee Talk, followed by 2022’s VA-11 Hall-A, and now 2024’s
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
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
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