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Neverland Review
Neverland is not your typical hidden object game. At least, not as far as its narrative goes. What begins as an enjoyable toy-filled dream takes a slightly demented turn almost immediately. Think of it as Fractured Fairy Tales (from the Rocky and Bullwinkle Show) meets the Brothers Grimm with a dash of Lemony Snicket on the side. It's not frightening, just slightly disturbing - but in a good way.
Fashion Apprentice Review
In Fashion Apprentice, Anna's father wants her to be a lawyer like him. Like any normal kid, she rebels, and instead accidentally finds herself working as a fashion assistant thanks to her aunt. The aunt gives Anna hidden object tasks that help her learn the fashion ropes, and she discovers she has an eye for fashion.
Kiss Me Review
In the village of Fairyland, adorable kittens, doggies and piggies live peacefully together. Although their cute little lives are idyllic, they all aspire to something greater – supreme happiness in a land of gingerbread and caramel candy houses, where pets fly around on pink clouds and brightly colored ballons. The gates to this city of supreme happiness are only open to those who are in love. To help all of the inhabitants get there in Kiss Me, match the pets with their soulmates so they will float off into the sky and live happily ever after.
Discovery! A Seek and Find Adventure Review
Wheel! Of! Discovery!! Travel inside a game show complete with a wheel and showcase-like sets that take players around the world hidden object style with Discovery! A Seek and Find Adventure. While Jim Summers explains the rules and keeps the game on track, Jill acts as a human GPS pointing out hidden objects when you need a hint.
Money Tree Review
We all know money doesn't grow on trees. Except, of course, in the frantic new mouse-masher Money Tree, where cold hard cash can literally sprout from any branch. As such, it's quite easy to see the click-happy arcade game's appeal, especially in a recession. (Hey, who wouldn't want to harvest a little moolah any time of year?) Unfortunately, what's not so simply to justify is how the outing's worth a fistful of your hard-earned real-world dollars.
Money Tree Preview
William the gardener has inherited a strange house with an even stranger tree in the yard. In Money Tree, an upcoming time mangement game from MumboJumbo and ITT Territory Nord, you must help William catch the falling leaves and turn them into apples, pears, cherries and other fruit.
Little Farm Review
Little Farm isn't just another match-three game - in fact, nothing happens if you match three objects. Forgive the cliché, but Little Farm is like the little match engine that could by adding a new twist to the matching genre.
