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Month: June 2026

  • Mahjong Escape: Ancient China Review
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    • PC
    Mahjong Escape: Ancient China Review

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    If you think "T'ang" is an orange drink and "Zhou" is where animals are put on display, you obviously aren't too familiar with Ancient China.No worries - play a few rounds of Mahjong Escape, and while you won't turn into Confucius overnight, you'll learn a thing or two about Chinese history and be entertained with some relaxing game-play at the same time.Your adventure begins in 2000 B.C. as you travel through 11 Dynasties to unlock 4000 years of priceless treasures, beautiful scenery and hundreds of Chinese proverbs to make you wiser.
  • Word Travels Review
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    • PC
    Word Travels Review

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    If you're the word wrangler in your family with a fondness for tabletop classics such as Scrabble and Boggle, but you also enjoy a relaxing game of solitaire, pack your bags and boot up Word Travels, a new digital diversion that will have you spelling your way across the globe.
  • Big Kahuna Reef 2 Video Sneak Peak! Preview
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    Big Kahuna Reef 2 Video Sneak Peak! Preview

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    We've lined up a special video preview for the hot new game, Big Kahuna Reef 2: Chain Reaction! In case you missed it, be sure to check out our exlusive preview!Download the video (approx. 38 MB)(To save the video, right-click the link above and select "Save Target As...")
  • Teddy Factory Tips & Tricks Walkthrough
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    • PC
    Teddy Factory Tips & Tricks Walkthrough

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    Gamezebo is proud to offer you Tips & Tricks to one of the hottest new games: Teddy Factory!Always try to finish the bear you are working on before starting on another Bear when possible.Earn a promotion (extra life) by finishing a level without disappointing any of the orphans. Levels with 2 or more tracks usually have the bear parts split between them. For example, you may have all arms on one rail and all legs on another rail. Keep that in mind when you are looking for a missing part. Rev...
  • Interview: Paul Thelen of Big Fish Games
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    • PC
    Interview: Paul Thelen of Big Fish Games

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    When I first met Paul Thelen (founder of Big Fish Games) four years ago, it was on his office boat on Lake Union in Seattle with his full-time staff of three. Since then, Big Fish Games has expanded to 100+ employees, released one of the most popular casual game series (Mystery Case Files) and grown its Web site into one of the largest distributors of casual games on the Internet (they must have gotten a bigger boat). We sat down to talk to Paul Thelen to learn the secret of their success and the future of casual games.
  • Wik Review
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    • PC
    Wik Review

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    Casual games are often known for their simple cuteness. Happy, smiling faces rendered in bright, primary colors run and jump against bouncy theme music, collecting items and avoiding enemies. This is the standard.Then there's Wik and the Fable of Souls.Wik shares some of the conventions of the casual platformer - you still have to collect coins and items and avoid enemies. But when the items are crawling green bugs, and the enemies are realistically rendered poisonous scorpions, you know you're not dealing with a standard platformer.
  • Zodiac Review
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    • PC
    Zodiac Review

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    The match-three genre has become a staple of our beloved casual games. Line up or group three of the same shapes or colors and eliminate them from the game board, with all the accompanying bells and whistles. The bigger the chains of combinations, more points you earn. It's a very relaxing experience.
  • The Da Vinci Code Review
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    • PC
    The Da Vinci Code Review

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    You can't go anywhere these days without hearing about the Da Vinci Code, Dan Brown's gazillion-selling novel which has spawned numerous "me too" books, a feature film, and now - you guessed it - a computer game.Actually, there are two Da Vinci Code games; one is a big-budgeted adventure from 2K Games (for PlayStation 2, Xbox and PC) while the other is a free-to-try, downloadable casual game from Sony Pictures Digital (from the same group of folks that brought us the feature film).We'll be unlocking the mystery of the latter game, of course.