Looking for dates during the pandemic is a daunting task, but thankfully there are a lot of virtual methods you can pursue. Wales Interactive and Good Gate Media have announced that they will bring the FMV rom-com Five Dates to the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch on November

Today, Devolver Digital released a new trailer for the upcoming game Disc Room, which will be released for Nintendo Switch and PC this Thursday. The trailer delves into a bloody end for our adventurers who are in the midst of a deadly ship full of hazardous discs that want nothing

While I do review games in my free time, let’s just say I enjoy shorter experiences more than 40+ hour JRPG campaigns these days. I love short, sweet experiences that I can play in a few hours, and sometimes if I’m feeling adventurous, I would cram a few

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

Wave Break is a weird experience for me. On one hand, it’s a great Stadia exclusive with a killer soundtrack and a slick aesthetic that pays homage to the skateboarding games of old. On the other, it’s also excruciatingly difficult with an arcade game approach to its learning

Are you ready to scare your pants off? Well, Beautiful Glitch might not make you do that, but you at least can date various creepy creatures in Monster Camp, the sequel to Monster Prom, on October 23 for PC. This new installment will allow you to play with up to

Today, Schmidt Workshops announced that the full release of Paradox Vector will head to PC via Steam on October 15. The game features first-person shooter mechanics as well as vector graphics that will include some impossible geometry within. Paradox Vector is at its core, a first person shooter. It’s

The modern mystery game finds itself in a tricky situation. In many cases, mystery becomes an aesthetic; the detective hat is rarely worn by the player. Instead, the player observes as the protagonist handles the detective work. They need only hunt down highlighted clues then let the game take over.