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  • Running Fever Review
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    Running Fever Review

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    Once in a great moon (or, you know, every four years) the Summer Olympics take center stage. Athletes from all corners of the globe gather in one central location to compete for the title of best in the world. Oftentimes, the events that steal the show are the ones that take place on the track. The appeal of speed, grace, and sheer strength draw in eyes that try to stay locked onto runners as the move faster than the human body should be able to. That's the excitement that Running Fever tries to tap into. This fresh Facebook title is an up-and-comer in social network games. But does the game come clean off the blocks or is it a false start?
  • Tower Worlds Review
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    Tower Worlds Review

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    There are a plethora of applications on social network sites that are classified as games. So many, in fact, that it makes one wonder just how many Ville's a person needs. These casual titles appeal to those who are looking to kill time between their stalking…er, browsing sessions, but struggle to hold the attention of most people that identify as gamers. Game-Masters.com has decided to try to hone in on those connected gamers by giving them a title that appeals more to their sensibilities. Enter Tower Worlds. Promising an immersive universe with gameplay that will appeal to the more hardcore crowd, this game tries to stick its neck out and get noticed above the rest of titles that litter the news feeds.
  • ELECTRIC CITY The Revolt Review
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    ELECTRIC CITY The Revolt Review

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    The popularity of the App Store since it's opening in 2008 has grown exponentially, both in downloads and in active apps available. As such, it should come as no surprise that it has become a great bulletin board for marketing teams looking score awareness for a new product or franchise. Tie-in apps and games now regularly pop up in the App Store and, for better or worse, they probably aren't going anywhere. 
  • KartWorld Review
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    KartWorld Review

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    There are few things more fun during the summer than going out with your friends to the go-kart track. But in the scorching dog days that have dominated this summer in the US, money from entertainment budgets have been reinvested in air conditioning and apartments to prevent sweating from just being awake. If you're locked inside but still have the urge for some friendly competitive racing, KartWorld may be your savior. The Facebook game looks to capture the joys of the race day by bringing it to your social network. Does it burn rubber or just burn out?
  • Tap Tap Revenge Tour Review
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    Tap Tap Revenge Tour Review

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    The general consensus is when good music is playing, a people will begin tapping their toes. No so, according to the developers at Tapulous Inc. They believe that good tunes will bypass the feet all together and head straight for the fingertips. To keep those grooving digits occupied, Tapulous rolled out Tap Tap Revenge in 2008. Four years and 20 titles later, the fingers of players are almost as tired as the Tap Tap series is. After a few rough releases since being purchased by Disney, can Tap Tap Revenge Tour bring this game back to top form, or is it more washed up than Los Del Rio?
  • Traffic Panic London Review
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    Traffic Panic London Review

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    Ever had that feeling while stuck in traffic that if you could just control the lights, you could clear up the jam in no time? Ever follow up that feeling by wishing you could also blow up all the cars that don't take your direction? Save the money that therapy sessions will cost you--just download Traffic Panic London instead. The latest offering in the hit series by Neon Play takes you across the pond, but keeps the same appeal as the original offering.
  • Parallel Zombies Preview
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    Parallel Zombies Preview

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    If there is one thing that has infected the collective cultural mindset over the last ten years or so, it's zombies. From movies to books and especially games, the living dead can be found running amuck in almost every form of media. PerBlue--a Madison, Wisconsin based mobile developer—has now seen their hit "Parallel" series of titles get bit with the zombie virus, and the company seems set on breaking new life to the undead.
  • Centipede: Origins Review
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    Centipede: Origins Review

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    Bust out your roller skates, brightly colored headbands and leggings, and grab a fist full of quarters, because we're going back to the eighties. Oh wait, sorry. Just go to the App Store and download Centipede Origins instead. It's much easier and you'll look far less ridiculous. The Atari classic is back with some major graphical upgrades, new game modes, and more--the biggest being that it's now far more portable than an arcade cabinet.