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Musaic Box Review
For hundreds of years, classical music has provided fans young and old the world over with a safe, uplifting source of pleasure and enjoyment. Now it gets its own game in Musaic Box, a mix of hidden object and logic-based puzzle-solving mindbenders. Albeit easy on the ears and a pleasure to look at though, the title’s not what we’d call especially fun or full or surprises. As such, it’s the sort of outing you might tinker with from time to time, but won’t feel any pressing reason to come back to save to enjoy the occasional toe-tapping ditty.
Yumsters! 2 Review
As a professional game reviewer (I know, I know, no violins please), it's a good sign when you find yourself smiling ear to ear after booting up a new casual game. This is exactly what happened with Yumsters! 2, a new puzzle sequel from the talented developers at Kranx Productions in Russia.
Monster Mash Review
"Once upon a time in Curly Valley a giant pickle attacks!"
Oh no! Not a giant pickle! The heroic villagers of Curly Valley manage to fend off the initial attack in Monster Mash, but it's up to you to help them protect their towns from more invasions in the new tower defense game from Sandlot Games.
Yumsters Review
Let's get one thing straight: Yumsters are not worms. They might look like worms, they might stretch like worms and, for all I know, they might taste like worms, but they're not worms. They're little creatures with a love for music and an appetite for fruit. Your job is to make sure they get enough of the latter so they can indulge in the former.