Added: 05.09.2014 23:12 | 15 views | 0 comments


Dominic Sheard, DarkZero: "One area of gaming I truly enjoy is being introduced to independent developed video games. These smaller titles come in all shapes and sizes, and usually offer something different than your standard blockbuster games. Also, I find that you can never know all of these indie games, so occasionally one game will release and surprise you by how good it is. This is exactly what happened with See No Evil, a refreshing puzzle game developed by Gabriel Priske, a young guy who has earned experience working at Trendy Entertainment before he left to turn his side project into a full-time commitment with some colleagues. See No Evil also featured on the popular Kickstarter website, asking for a minimal $2,500 to get the game done for the end of summer. I also didn't know it was on there - this game truly did go under my radar. Summer is virtually over and this wonderful little gem is now on Steam for everyone to check out, and I fully recommend you do. "

Added: 26.08.2014 18:12 | 11 views | 0 comments


Tablet gaming worldwide revenue is expected to more than triple by 2019, exceeding $13 billion. Trends in console and PC gaming are also forecast.

Added: 20.08.2014 14:12 | 42 views | 0 comments


Chalgyr's Game Room writes: The Tower Defense genre has been a popular format, typically found in Flash or other web-based games. Usually adhering to a top-down format of placing defenses at static locations in order to protect against waves of enemies, it lends itself well to short pick-up-and-play sessions. While there have been some standout releases like Defense Grid and Anamoly that have come out on Steam, most other releases have felt like ports of existing web or mobile games. In order to bring a more robust and unique experience to gamers, the Action Tower Defense genre was born. Putting the player in charge of an avatar inside the game world, and allowing for more customization and direct interaction with the enemies and surroundings, games like Sanctum and Orcs Must Die have created a completely new experience. Dungeon Defenders from Trendy Entertainment was among the first wave of entries in the genre, and their follow up game Dungeon Defenders Eternity has just been r...

Added: 06.08.2014 14:13 | 12 views | 0 comments


So, despite the many issues people had with Dungeon Defenders: Eternity, including originally lacking private games, the always-on DRM, etc, the biggest issue I had with the game was the public tavern. In my words, its like they brought MMO problems to a non-MMO.

Added: 05.08.2014 9:00 | 9 views | 0 comments

Wrap up warm this Winter

Added: 01.08.2014 19:29 | 19 views | 0 comments



The strong sales isn't just some sort of anomaly that's taking place, it's also attached to market trends that show a strong interest from gamers the world around... if Google Trends are anything to go by.

Added: 01.08.2014 17:46 | 14 views | 0 comments


Trendy Entertainment has released Dungeon Defenders Eternity for Tegra-based Android devices. We're a little late on this one, admittedly. Eternity has been available for over a week already. Still, it should keep you occupied while waiting for Dungeon Defenders 2 to arrive. However, in the short time that it has been out, it's amassed an angry mob of would-be players. It seems that some ...

Added: 28.07.2014 6:50 | 25 views | 0 comments

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