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  • Majestic Forest Review
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    Majestic Forest Review

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    A Crumb by any other name would play as sweet - or at least that's what publisher Merscom would like you to think with Majestic Forest. A re-engineering of the puzzle game Crumb from 2008, Majestic Forest shares much of the original title, but has a few important changes.For those who never played the original, Majestic Forest has you selecting one of several fantasy-based avatars to travel through the forest, looking for your Forest Mother who has taken care of you since you were abandoned in the forest at birth. You'll travel across 60 levels looking for her throughout the four seasons.
  • Piddlepup Pirate Poker Review
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    Piddlepup Pirate Poker Review

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    In Las Vegas, one of the gambling meccas of the world, there are a ton of ways to lose your money, or risk it all for that big win. On a recent trip there, I noticed that one of the more popular methods to lose your cash is video poker, where I saw people sitting there in front of those blinking terminals for hours on end at all times of the day, hoping for the computer to generate a wining hand. If this activity sounds appealing, then Piddlepup Pirate Poker is for you. If not, then you may want to think twice before downloading.
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    Crumb Review

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    Many Gamezebo readers will remember the old "parking puzzle" games, such as Car Jam, where the goal is for your car to reach the exit by first moving objects around vertically or horizontally. This concept now gets a fantasy twist in Reflexive's Crumb, a story about searching for the Forest Mother through an enchanted world during four seasons.Collecting magical "crumbs" over these 50 levels will give you new pages to the story to read and access to the next stages (including an ice land and an autumn world), but the core game-play remains the same for each level: move around the top-down 2-D world using the four arrow keys (recommended) or by mouse-clicking in the direction you want to go.