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Fish Tycoon Review
Taking care of fish seems to be a popular theme in the casual gaming space, be it feeding fish in Insaniquarium! or fending for yourself in the big blue in Feeding Frenzy 2.
And now we have Fish Tycoon, which is really a few games in one download.
Mystery Case Files: Prime Suspects Review
Creating a successful sequel is a difficult thing, whether following up a hit album, making a movie (did we really need Basic Instinct 2?), or creating a casual game. Simply putting a new look on the original won't work, but straying too far from what made the original successful risks alienating your core fanbase.
I'm pleased to report that while the folks at Big Fish Games moved VERY quickly in releasing their sequel to the successful Mystery Case Files: Huntsville, they got nearly everything right in this sequel, Mystery Case Files: Prime Suspects.
Garden Dreams Review
Toybox reaps what it sows with this engaging take on the gardening game.
Perhaps 2006 is the year of plowing dangerously, but in just a few short months, we've seen the release of (not one, but) two gardening themed games. At first glance, Plantasia from PlayFirst and Garden Dreams by Toybox seem very similar. Both feature gardening as an activity that you're trying to do in order to help someone out. Both have seeds, watering systems, pests and fertilizer/insecticide. But, that's where the similarities end.
Puppy Luv Review
Imagine buying a cute little puppy for less than $20. Better yet, you'll never have to replace a chewed-up couch, take him for a walk in the rain or pick up his poop.
Sounds good, doesn't it?
Mystery Case Files: Prime Suspects Exclusive Preview
Oh no! The Queen's Hope diamond, on loan from Britain's royal family, has been stolen while on display at the Piazza Gallery in Capital City.
Because of your success as a master detective in Mystery Case Files: Huntsville, Big Fish Games' mega-popular crime thriller, the FBI tapped you to help find the mammoth 800-carat blue jewel and apprehend the crook.
