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Sunshine Acres

Posted on 6/28/2008, 8:57am

Rock Tour Review

Behind every great band is a great manager. Even though it's not half as glamorous as actually being on stage, without a manager there would be no one to book the shows, advertise, stroke fragile rock egos, and of course ensure a steady cash flow. This is the role you'll step into in the strategy game Rock Tour.

Posted on 6/18/2008, 6:46am

Build in Time Review

Have you ever wished you could travel back in time? Einstein believed that space is curved and time is relative, so time travel is theoretically possible... at least if you plan on traveling to the future. Build in Time takes you in the other direction, where you build your way through six decades of styles and trends from 1950 to 2009. The theme developers from juke boxes and flower power, to disco and leg warmers, straight into the Internet Age and modern life.

Posted on 6/14/2008, 9:40am

Gazillionaire Review

Ever wondered what it's like to run your own business - in outer space? Gazillionaire is a business simulation designed to teach people about the basics of economics, but it does so in a way that's cleverly disguised as whacky space-themed fun.

Posted on 6/4/2008, 9:49am

Gazillionaire

Posted on 6/3/2008, 8:54pm

Tradewinds Caravans Review

Tradewinds Caravans is like a breath of fresh air amid the staleness of casual game clones. While it might not appeal to as broad an audience as a match-three or hidden object game, this is one you don't want to miss.

Posted on 6/3/2008, 11:47am

Build in Time Preview

Construction is a dirty, messy, sweaty, backbreaking job. Just ask any tradesman. Wood shavings, plaster dust, bent nails, mud, paint spills and, well, you get the picture. Fortunately, you won't get dirt under your fingernails or even break a sweat in Reflexive's upcoming Build in Time, a game similar to Hipsoft's Build-a-lot.

Posted on 5/29/2008, 9:25am

Build in Time

Posted on 6/14/2008, 5:19pm

Shopping Blocks Review

What do you get when you combine the thrill of time management games with decorating choices a la The Sims? The answer is Shopping Blocks, a quirky but challenging gamee that proves to be a refreshingly different pick for casual gamers.

Posted on 5/29/2008, 8:35am

Shopping Blocks

Posted on 5/28/2008, 11:35pm

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