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Youda Baby Blimp Review
Contrary to popular belief, babies these days aren't made with the help of the birds and the bees. They're mass produced on a giant blimp which is managed by storks! At lesat that's the premise of Youda Baby Blimp, a quirky time management game that puts a whole new spin on making babies.
Governor of Poker Review
Howdy pardner! Y'all love poker, I'm sure, and a new spin on the classic card game has moseyed its way to the casual game space. Yee haw! Governor of Poker folds in a Wild West theme along with a real estate spin, as you can earn enough money to buy buildings in order to become a Texas tycoon.
Youda Camper Review
As professional critics, we thought we'd seen it all: Outings that ship half-finished in broken English, titles featuring the unlikeliest concepts, a flood of carbon-copy hidden object challenges... Then along comes Youda Camper to raise a few eyebrows. While the concept of accessible, real-time simulations unto itself no longer remains shocking, as proven by the success of offerings like Build-a-lot 2, it's the bizarre execution here that's really got us scratching our noggins. You see, this is the first game billed as a casual offering that, in many ways, well... isn't.
KinderGarten Review
Talking care of children has got to be one of the toughest jobs in the world. It's amazing how much adventure, drama, comedy and tragedy can fit into such a little package. Oh yeah, and horror - have I mentioned that? Try babysitting at 6pm, also known as "witching hour" or the "six o'clock screamfest" and you'll know exactly what I'm talking about. And yet, despite this, there is a never-ending line of people happy to sign up for the job.
In KinderGarten, Mila runs a kindergarten (no surprise there), and hopes someday to make it really big and famous with the best kindergarten in the city. Strictly speakings, its more of a daycare facility than a kindergarten, since your clients are still babies. Your goal is to help Mina expand her business and achieve her aspirations.