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  • Zombie Tycoon 2: Brainhov’s Revenge Review
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    Zombie Tycoon 2: Brainhov’s Revenge Review

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    Zombie Tycoon 2: Brainhov's Revenge is a sort-of-cute, vaguely-horrific and highly-streamlined real-time strategy game that wraps you in the lab coat of Orville Tycoon, a lab assistant who betrayed his mentor, Dr. Archibald Brainhov, stole his zombie-making formula and set off to conquer the world with hordes of subservient undead.But as you might surmise from the title, Brainhov isn't going to put up with this kind of guffola without a fight, and so it's Shamblers vs. Ferals (vs. police, the army, some mutant monsters and a whole bunch of hillbillies) in an all-out battle for supremacy."Familiarity with the original Zombie Tycoon (which, for the record, I don't have) is handy for understanding certain points about the sequel, like why Dr. Brainhov is a zombie and what Orville did to make him so angry. But if you can manage to avoid getting too hung up on the finer points of the plot - and believe me, that shouldn't be a problem - then Zombie Tycoon 2 works perfectly well on its own. Essentially, it comes down to this: There's a zombie holocaust, it's your fault, and now it's time to dig into the buffet o' brains.
  • Half the Sky Movement: The Game Review
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    Half the Sky Movement: The Game Review

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    I was pretty intrigued by the notion of Half the Sky Movement: The Game when I had the chance to preview the ambitious project a few weeks ago. A game that lets you donate to a number of noble causes just by playing, and helping to raise awareness for the empowerment of women seemed like it could do no wrong. So how does this innovative Facebook game manage to hold up to its promising aspirations?
  • Half the Sky Movement: The Game Preview
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    Half the Sky Movement: The Game Preview

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    It's very rare these days to find a game with a real social relevance, and one that advocates gaming for a cause.  So when we at Gamezebo hear about exciting new game-based charity projects like Half the Sky Movement: The Game, it shows that more and more people are beginning to see the widespread power of gaming: which is great news for us, because it means more amazing games are on the way!
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    Nun Attack Review

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    Betraying the Lord Almighty and turning to evil? These sisters will have "nun" of that! Okay, we think it's out of our system now, but no promises.
  • Nun Attack Preview
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    Nun Attack Preview

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    Never have I seen a game more on the nose with the whole dark vs. light thing than Nun Attack. In it, you control a league of nuns tasked with protecting the world from classic enemy archetypes like wolfmen and vampires. You'd think in such a scenario that the intangible powers of good would be the nuns' weapon of choice, but instead they opt for a massive arsenal of guns and other such weaponry. Because, you know, video games.
  • Sara’s Super Spa Review
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    • PC
    Sara’s Super Spa Review

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    Fans of Sally's Spa, Belle's Beauty Boutique and other salon-themed time management games owe it to themselves to check out Sara's Super Spa, a free web-based flash game that puts a unique, up close and personal spin on the genre.
  • Big Brain Wolf Tips Walkthrough
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    Big Brain Wolf Tips Walkthrough

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    Welcome to Gamezebo's strategy guide for Big Brain Wolf. This game mixes puzzles and an adventure story as the Wolf wanders a fairy tale kingdom to free his mother from a false accusation of murder! The game is divided into five chapters with 12 puzzles in each. This guide is divided into sections: General Tips (no spoilers)Chapter 1 WalkthroughChapter 2 WalkthroughChapter 3 WalkthroughChapter 4 WalkthroughChapter 5 WalkthroughComplete Alphabetical Index to Puzzle Solutions GEN...
  • Big Brain Wolf Review
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    Big Brain Wolf Review

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    In the world of fairy tales, big bad wolfing is something of a family tradition.  But the protagonist of Frima Studio's Big Brain Wolf is something of a black sheep.  Choosing veggies over victims, Wolf would rather lead a friendly life helping people as a genie.  But just as he's about to finish his studies, the unthinkable happens; his mother is framed for murder!  Can Wolf use the cleverness he developed at the Genie Academy to solve this mystery?Big Brain Wolf is a hybrid adventure/puzzle game that will really get you scratching your noodle.  While the story will progress in classic point'n'click fashion, you'll find that most of your time will be spent trying to tackle logic puzzles that will really put your brain to the test.