Trinitonian

Four (cheap) indie games that can give you a break

The age of cozy gaming is in this fall

Sarah Fisher, Editor-in-Chief • October 6, 2023

My brother has long made fun of me for the types of games that I like to play — point- and click games or puzzle games without much in terms of combat or skillful maneuvering — saying that they “aren’t...

“Cyberpunk 2077” has returned with a massive overhaul

Update 2.0 makes significant changes to the game ... but why did it take so long?

Om Dighe, Arts & Entertainment Columnist • September 28, 2023

“Cyberpunk 2077” is one of the best examples of a cautionary tale in the gaming world. After only four years of development (and eight years of hype), the game was released in December 2020 … and...

Blaseball: The only valid fantasy sport?

Noelle Barrera • September 30, 2020

The surprising genre of futuristic dystopian sports games

The decline of couch-cooperative gaming

Benjamin Gonzalez • February 6, 2020

The shift from local to online multiplayer in video games may produce more revenue for the industry, but excludes an entire market of potential players.

Point/Counterpoint: Games aren’t sports, they’re art

Noelle Barrera • February 6, 2018

In another opinion piece in this week's Trinitonian, Tiffany Nguyen, William Ballengee and Rachel Lopez claim that online competitive “Esport” games such as Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, League...

Point/Counterpoint: Esports are evolutionary sports

Tiffany Nguyen • February 5, 2018

Within the last decade, esports have been gaining more mainstream attention as more people become interested in online competitive games, such as Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO), League of Legends...