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Month: June 2026

  • Year in : 2006, the Year of Casual Games Review
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    Year in : 2006, the Year of Casual Games Review

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    Forget all the hoopla surrounding new video game systems, such as the impossible-to-find Sony PlayStation 3 or the TV-breaking Nintendo Wii - the real gaming story in 2006 was the explosion of so-called "casual games."You know, those try-before-you-buy, downloadable diversions that are a cinch to pick up yet impossible to put down? Just ask your mom what her Zuma high-score is. Most casual games are under a cool $20, or roughly a third of a cost of a next-generation console game.
  • Magic Ball 3 Review
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    Magic Ball 3 Review

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    If it were measured by graphics alone, Alawar's Magic Ball 3 would receive an undisputed A+ on the Gamezebo report card. It's a visually stunning adventure with colourful 3-D visuals that will truly impress even the most finicky of players.But after you strip away the eye-candy, the game-play is simply a barely-above-average brick-breaking arcade game that's not too different than similar titles, and with relatively low replayability.
  • Flower Shop Tips & Tricks Walkthrough
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    Flower Shop Tips & Tricks Walkthrough

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    Have a green thumb? Check out our Tips & Tricks for Flower Shop:Grow extra flowers to maximize chain bonuses (use the storage vase a lot). Double Click on customers so your chains don't break.Always start growing the most complex flowers first.Build up as much inventory as possible, even if you have to store in the vase.Serve buyers out of order to maximize sales, and get speed bonuses.Use the basket table as a storage space if needed.Double click on customers when delivering their flower ...
  • Tasty Planet Review
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    Tasty Planet Review

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    The concept behind Tasty Planet, a new causal game from Dingo Games, will be immediately familiar to fans of Namco's PlayStation 2 hit, Katamari Damacy or PopCap's popular Feeding Frenzy games: you must grow bigger and bigger by absorbing objects smaller than you, until you reach a predetermined size.But despite the lack of originality and a few other annoying niggles, Tasty Planet is quirky, fun and strangely addictive.
  • WordWeb Deluxe Review
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    WordWeb Deluxe Review

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    Help! Super-powered spiders have invaded a quaint suburban home and only you can come to the rescue in all-new addictive brainteaser WordWeb Deluxe, sure to challenge players' wits and vocabulary.And while the above may sound like simple marketing hype (it isn't - we really do dig the title that much), truthfully, unless you've got arachnophobia, it's hard to see who wouldn't enjoy this happy-faced head-scratcher.Consider.
  • Super Granny 3: Tips & Tricks Walkthrough
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    Super Granny 3: Tips & Tricks Walkthrough

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    Check out our Tips & Tricks for Super Granny 3:Basic StrategiesGranny can handle anything that Mr. Fang throws at her! Here are some basics to get her going.When Going for a Maximum Score, there are a few tricks to getting there. Collecting all the flowers in a level is a must, but first focus on cat rescue before finding all the flowers. Rescuing as many cats at once is critical to getting a High Score. On some levels, every cat can be rescued at once, on others, this is impossible. Grann...
  • Flower Shop: Big City Break Review
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    Flower Shop: Big City Break Review

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    Most games require fast thumbs, but in Flower Shop, you need only a green one.After Meg has a hard day at a noisy design firm in the city, she exits the building, screams, and sits down on a park bench amid the traffic and construction noises. What's this? A newspaper advertising a florist shop for sale on a remote island? Just what the doctor ordered.And so Meg flies to this isle and begins to take orders at her own outdoor flower shop: Meg's Meadow.
  • Rainbow Mystery Review
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    Rainbow Mystery Review

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    Match-three games are a dime a dozen these days. Well, actually, they're still twenty bucks. But, there are a slew of them. What makes one better than another? It's the "twist" employed to the tried-and-true formula we've come to know and love.In Rainbow Mystery, that twist involves a story about flowers and the manner in which blossoming combos are fashioned.