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Month: June 2026

  • Jig Art Quest Review
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    • PC
    Jig Art Quest Review

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    Every so often, after a hard day at school or work, you desperately need time to unwind. An antidote to all the frantically crazed arcade-style adventures out there, leisurely-paced jigsaw puzzle challenge Jig Art Quest serves as just such an opportunity to chase the blues away. Despite a few minor setbacks - e.g. eccentric backdrops, a slightly cumbersome interface and curious New Age styling - it's a fine way of catching your breath between everyday emergencies, and idly passing the hours.
  • Diner Dash: Flo on the Go Tips & Tricks (provided by Hklim) Walkthrough
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    • PC
    Diner Dash: Flo on the Go Tips & Tricks (provided by Hklim) Walkthrough

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    Check out our Diner Dash: Flo on the Go Strategy Guide, provided by Hklim):To play Diner Dash: Flo on the Go, the most important things to do are to make long chains, match the colors, and keep the customers happy.The first thing you must do is see how many tables there are on the level. If there are 5 tables on the level, be sure to wait on all 5 groups of customers and seat them all quickly. This will help you create large chains and earn more money . Wait on the big row frequency.Always use...
  • Westward Preview
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    Westward Preview

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    The "Golden Age of the Western" began in the 1930s and lasted through the '70s. Stagecoach, A Fistful of Dollars, The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, My Darling Clementine and High Noon epitomize the best in films. On TV, it was shows like Wagon Train, Bonanza, Maverick, Rawhide and Gunsmoke that kept viewers in the saddle.For PC pardners, however, no "Golden Age" appeared. A handful of decent mainstream titles sauntered into town over the years, but nothing to placate the more "refined" tastes of the casual gamer...until now.
  • Diner Dash: Flo on the Go Review
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    • PC
    Diner Dash: Flo on the Go Review

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    Poor Flo can't catch a break.In the smash hit Diner Dash, this young restaurateur built up her small eatery into a thriving business, while in Diner Dash 2: Restaurant Rescue, she helps out friends ward off a new "Mega Multiplex" food plaza.Finally ready to take a vacation with her friend Darla, the two climb aboard a cruise, only to find the food staff has quit. So, Flo and Darla are offered the job to feed passengers in return for reimbursing their trip and a little extra cash on top.
  • Blasterball 3 Review
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    • PC
    Blasterball 3 Review

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    Two types of forces drive change in this world: Invention and innovation. Like most brick-breaking arcade outings, the multimillion-selling Blasterball series relies on the latter to captivate and enchant. Three installments into the critically-acclaimed franchise, we can see why originality continues to take a backseat to pure fun and playability. Blasterball 3 doesn't do all that much new per se - it just takes the same, time-honored block-smashing formula you know and love and does it better.
  • Sproink Review
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    • PC
    Sproink Review

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    Despite the copycat mentality common to our world, every so often a twitch-happy brainteaser comes along that dares to break the mold. Enter Sproink, one of the most eccentric and original takes on pattern-matching puzzlers we've had the pleasure of sitting down with in many a moon. Although geared toward expert-level players and not without its fair share of quirks and inconsistencies, enthusiasts will quickly warm to the bizarre little outing's singular charm and humorously adorable audiovisual presentation.
  • Cute Knight Review
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    • PC
    Cute Knight Review

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    With intricate subplots, playtimes of 30 hours or more, complex menu-driven interfaces and hundreds of different items and character stats to juggle, the role-playing game (RPG) is not a genre typically associated with casual gaming.Cute Knight, however, strips away a lot of that weightiness while remaining true to its RPG roots. The result is a light adventure that's easy to get into and can be played in short spurts - in other words, it's perfect for the casual gamer.
  • Pat Sajak’s Trivia Gems Review
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    • PC
    Pat Sajak’s Trivia Gems Review

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    The Pat is back.As one of - if not - the most beloved game show hosts in recent television history, Sajak has made the transition from Wheel of Fortune host on the boob tube to his own game on the PC screen. Not a bad way to celebrate his 60th birthday this month.An original concept, Pat Sajak's Trivia Gems borrows elements from other TV game shows, but in the end, comes off as a fresh trivia experience -- despite so-so graphics and a music soundtrack that makes you want to stick knitting needles in your ears.