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Sunshine Shuffle review – Found family: the card game!

There are a ton of card games out there today. So if you’re making a card game of any sort in the year 2023, you’d better stand out.

By Lyra Moreno

/ 28 Jun 2023

Sunshine Shuffle review – Found family: the card game!

The Last Case of Benedict Fox review – Behold: Demonic Sherlock Holmes!

I’ve been a fan of the detective genre of storytelling for a while. From the cheesy to the dramatic, detective stories have a charm that other genres don’t

By Lyra Moreno

/ 19 May 2023

The Last Case of Benedict Fox review – Behold: Demonic Sherlock Holmes!

Fire Emblem Engage review – Cute idiots out saving the world

Fire Emblem has a treasured history in gaming. It has had some of the highest heights Nintendo has seen, while also suffering some of the lowest lows in the company’

By Lyra Moreno

/ 30 Jan 2023

Fire Emblem Engage review – Cute idiots out saving the world

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Next-Gen Update impressions – A picture is worth a thousand words

Gaming Trend has covered almost everything we possibly can about The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. From the original review, to the expansion packs, and the 4K Upgrade for the Xbox

By Lyra Moreno

/ 12 Dec 2022

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Next-Gen Update impressions – A picture is worth a thousand words

ARK: Ultimate Survivor Edition for Nintendo Switch Review – Dodo sized launch, Rex sized potential!

I’ve been around ARK for a while. It was all my streamer friends would play on stream, so I learned how to play ARK. Usually, we played on The

By Lyra Moreno

/ 17 Nov 2022

ARK: Ultimate Survivor Edition for Nintendo Switch Review – Dodo sized launch, Rex sized potential!

Gotham Knights review – Time to take Gotham City by storm

Games come in all shapes and sizes. Some games are given love, some, not so much. Most importantly (to me), some games have direction and some do not. With Gotham

By Lyra Moreno

/ 20 Oct 2022

Gotham Knights review – Time to take Gotham City by storm

Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope review – A spark of inspiration

In September I was invited by the Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope crew to experience an early demo of the game. During that time, we played through the opening of

By Lyra Moreno

/ 17 Oct 2022

Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope review – A spark of inspiration

LOUD review – Turning the volume to 14

Rhythm games have been around for a while now. DDR, Guitar Hero, Rock Band, Elite Beat Agents, Beat Saber, the list goes on and on. Finding a rhythm game that’

By Lyra Moreno

/ 14 Jul 2022

STAR WARS: Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords for Nintendo Switch review-in-progress – The Dark Side isn’t strong with this one, yet

At this point, I have played the Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic series on almost every available platform. I played the PC versions with my father when I

By Lyra Moreno

/ 8 Jun 2022

STAR WARS: Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords for Nintendo Switch review-in-progress – The Dark Side isn’t strong with this one, yet

Dungeons of Dreadrock review – A puzzle game of life, but a lot more death

From Toad’s Treasure Tracker to the original Legend of Zelda games, I love puzzle games. 80’s style puzzle games are my favorite for many reasons, and Dungeons of

By Lyra Moreno

/ 9 May 2022

Dungeons of Dreadrock review – A puzzle game of life, but a lot more death

LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga review — A fine addition to my collection

In March of 2005, we were introduced to the loveable world of LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game. With its cheesy puns, non-verbal communication, and lots of slapstick, the game

By Lyra Moreno

/ 4 Apr 2022

LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga review — A fine addition to my collection

Assassin’s Creed: The Ezio Collection for Nintendo Switch review – Legends never die, they just respawn on a new system

By this point, we all know the plot of the Ezio Trilogy of Assassin’s Creed game: collecting feath… – I mean, the rise of the legendary Assassin Ezio Auditore da

By Lyra Moreno

/ 21 Feb 2022

Assassin’s Creed: The Ezio Collection for Nintendo Switch review – Legends never die, they just respawn on a new system