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Month: June 2026

  • Lex Venture: A Crossword Caper Review
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    • PC
    Lex Venture: A Crossword Caper Review

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    Remember when you had to do a science fair project? Most of us have done one... grudgingly (mine covered deforestation). Take a science fair without the painful parts, and add adorable Peanuts Charlie Brown and co. look-alike characters plus a huge helping of word puzzles to get Lex Venture: A Crossword Caper.
  • East Side Story Review
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    • PC
    East Side Story Review

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    East Side Story is the fourth and newest installment of the Carol Reed mystery series by MDNA Games. Like the other games in the series, East Side Story is a point-and-click single player adventure game where players must find clues, solve puzzles and ultimately unravel the mystery of an unsolved murder.
  • Bloom Busters Review
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    • PC
    Bloom Busters Review

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    A few gardening games have hit the casual gaming scene, but nothing like Bloom Busters. Instead of simply planting and growing crops, Bloom Busters - combining a little sim with action - sounds like a sequel to The Little Shop of Horrors with strange things happening in the garden that sprouts monsters from underground and produces giant-sized vegetables.
  • Yahtzee Texas Hold’Em Review
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    • PC
    Yahtzee Texas Hold’Em Review

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    When you have a hot property, you want to utilize it in every way possible. The makers of cranberry juice, for example, didn't stop at selling a generic fruit drink; they branched out into cranapple, crangrape and so on. Over the years, Hasbro has done the same thing with its Yahtzee property, with uneven results. (Battle Yahtzee, anyone?) Now we have Yahtzee Texas Hold'em, an odd pairing that, like a glass of cranmango juice, might be a little hard for some players to swallow.
  • Reviews
    • PC
    Band of Bugs Review

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    There's some good news for casual gamers who can't bear to play yet another hurry-up-and-serve-all-the-customers time management simulation or find-all-the-items-on-the-screen hidden object games. Increasingly, we're seeing many different genres and experimental designs ranging from music-based rhythm games and space shooters to fantasy role-playing games and story-driven point-and-click adventures.
  • Diner Dash 2: Restaurant Rescue Preview
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    • PC
    Diner Dash 2: Restaurant Rescue Preview

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    The latest heroine who rocked the computer gaming world wasn't Lara Croft or any such half-dressed, gun-toting adventurer.It was Flo.With a menu in one hand and washcloth in another, this feisty restaurateur served up one of the most talked-about games of 2005: Diner Dash from PlayFirst.And guess what - she's back - and she's on a mission to help some friends.
  • LUXOR Mahjong Tips & Tricks Walkthrough
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    • PC
    LUXOR Mahjong Tips & Tricks Walkthrough

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    The ancient game of Mahjong originated out of China, but don't tell MumboJumbo. Check out Tips & Tricks for LUXOR Mahjong:Try to work larger tile stacks down first... save easy matches for later.Locate the Golden Ankh Keys as quickly as possible, all remaining tiles at the end of the level score double the points.Use the Single Mode to practice a layout that's giving you trouble.Save your shuffles until you absolutely need them.If you can't tell what a partially covered tile is, mo...
  • 3 Cool Things at GDC
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    3 Cool Things at GDC

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    The first year I went to the Game Developers Conference (GDC), there was one session for casual games and it was in a closet across the street from the main convention center. This year, GDC devoted a whole day for the Casual Games Summit. Indeed, casual games are coming of age.