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Month: June 2026

  • Spring Up! Review
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    Spring Up! Review

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    Wikipedia defines a computer game as software that "involves interaction with a user interface to generate visual feedback on a video device." Although that sounds cold and technical, if you apply it to the new casual offering, Spring Up!, then Frozax's release would certainly qualify as a computer game. Unfortunately, despite a sincere effort on the part of the developers, it's about as fun to play as reading a dictionary.
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    Jane’s Hotel: Family Hero Review

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    Move over, Paris Hilton - in Jane's Hotel: Family Hero, you're an heiress who actually works hard at her family business! Jane vows to stop the foreclosure of four hotels by borrowing money from the bank and then working at each one until enough cash is collected to help pull her family through. Through this ambitious venture you'll work at a beachfront resort in the Canary Islands, a castle in England, a fancy French inn and a traditional Japanese hotel. While not perfect, this enjoyable sequel improves nicely on the original time management game. If you're ready to check into your room, dear reader, here's what you need to know about Jane's Hotel: Family Hero.
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    Jane’s Hotel: Family Hero Tips & Tricks Walkthrough

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    Check out our Tips & Tricks for Jane's Hotel: Family Hero.   GENERAL TIPS     Jane's hotel has four locations, with 15 levels to play in each one with a total of 60 possible levels. I say 60 possible levels because if you make your monetary goals before day 15 you can automatically advance to the next location.       At the beginning of each hotel you will be informed of how much money you will need to make in order to get to the nex...
  • Better games, please!
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    Better games, please!

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    Chock it up to growing pains - maybe. Some great games have come out over the past couple of weeks, but at the same time, it seems like Gamezebo's writers have handed out more sub-par scores than we have in the entire history of the site. And trust us, that's not because we've just arbitrarily decided to get tougher on games. It's because so many of the new games being released are just not up to the standards we've come to expect.
  • Hidden Wonders of the Depths Review
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    Hidden Wonders of the Depths Review

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    As any keyboard jockey worth their weight in hard drives knows, there are casual games - instantly-comprehensible titles which appeal to a broad audience - and then there are casual games, the sort so leisurely and undemanding you could practically fall asleep playing. Falling firmly into the latter category despite offering a wealth of different gameplay styles and colorful undersea realm in which to play, Hidden Wonders of the Depthsbpredictably manages to entertain, but, as you might imagine, won't set the desktop world aflame.
  • Gems Quest Review
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    Gems Quest Review

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    It can't be easy anymore for casual game developers to come up with new ideas for match-three offerings. In fact, with hidden object and time management releases ruling the roost, one has to wonder why a company would even try. I'm glad the developers at Sulus Games were more optimistic, because if they hadn't been, we wouldn't have Gems Quest to play.
  • Fashion Solitaire Review
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    Fashion Solitaire Review

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    Trivia question - how many fashion games have been released in 2008? I count nearly a dozen. Most of these are time management, only a couple let the player dictate the fashions, and none let the user design her/his own clothes... until now! Fashion Solitaire takes the basic concept of solitaire and turns it into a vogue designing experience. Brace yourself for some fresh air.
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    Pet Shop Hop Tips & Tricks Walkthrough

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    Check out our Tips & Tricks for Pet Shop Hop. GENERAL TIPS     This game has 52 levels and is divided by weeks of the month. Some months are 4 weeks long and others are 5 weeks long. This game saves differently than most. The majority of games will save the progress you've made up until the last day that you played. Pet Shop Hop will start you back on the first day of the week for that month.       For example, May has 5 weeks, 9-13. You have to...