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Month: June 2026

  • Fairy Jewels Review
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    Fairy Jewels Review

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    When's the last time you saw an ugly fairy? Really. To be honest, I don't recall seeing an unsightly pixie...ever. Ugly ducklings, yes. But fairies? They're just so darn cute. And, apparently, it's enough to tick some people off.Such is the case in Fairy Jewels where you encounter an evil wizard who simply can't stand the adorable little imps. And so, the story begins.
  • Lucy Q Deluxe Review
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    Lucy Q Deluxe Review

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    One of the hottest casual game genres to surface over the past few years is of the "hidden object" variety.You know, those games, such as Mystery Case Files or Mirror Magic, where you must hunt for objects on the screen and click on them with the mouse?
  • No News is Good News?
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    No News is Good News?

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    Nothing special or important happened this week in the world of casual gaming. Nada. OK, Kongregate, a social networking site for web games officially launched with lots of good investors, but aside from, pretty slow week.
  • Abra Academy Review
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    Abra Academy Review

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    Hidden-object games are a hot commodity thanks to Big Fish Game's Mystery Case Files. And, like most wannabe products, they run the gamut in quality. Hidden Expedition Titanic, Travelogue 360: Paris, Hide and Secret, Paparazzi and Dream Day Wedding, to name just a few, depict the wide spread.What sets Abra Academy apart from the rest? Well, at its base element, a spell-concocting storyline.
  • I’m Mad as H@#%, and I’m Not Going to Take it Anymore!
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    I’m Mad as H@#%, and I’m Not Going to Take it Anymore!

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    Don't let my smile in the picture fool you. That picture was taken last year, during more happy days, when every time I checked my Gamezebo email a new gem of a casual game would be there to review. No, today I am not smiling. Why? Because the casual games industry is stagnating, from the developers who keep creating the same old thing to the distributors who promise products anew but do deliver nothing. The casual games industry needs a swift kick in the-you-know-where, and I'm the man to do it.
  • Tringo Review
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    Tringo Review

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    Tringo has the unique distinction of being the first game to be invented inside a virtual world. It first saw the light of day in the 3D online social community Second Life, where it was created by a resident who goes by the screen-name of Kermitt Quirk. The game, which is a clever cross between Tetris and Bingo, reportedly became so popular in Second Life that players started to complain that it was ruining the experience because people were only logging in to play Tringo!
  • Burger Rush Review
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    Burger Rush Review

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    Heidi has been obsessed with burgers her whole life. She graduates at the head of her class at the International Culinary Academy, but instead of going to work at a famous high-end restaurant, she decides to start her own burger joint to prove to the world that burgers can be fine cuisine too. In Burger Rush, you'll help Heidi realize her dream of creating low-fat, delicious burgers and spreading the burger gospel.
  • Why Spy?
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    Why Spy?

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    Imagine you're a Paleolithic man (or woman). You're a hunter of course, and sometimes a food gatherer. You spend all your waking hours in the bush and your dominant focus, your primary activity is scanning the world around you for things you can eat. But nature is a master of camouflage. Most of what you eat does not want to be eaten and has evolved to blend into the background, but you too, have evolved to compensate. You've developed a fairly sophisticated eye that (coupled with the most powerful brain in the animal kingdom) can create order out of chaos. What does this have to do with games? Everything.