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  • Coins Dozer Review
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    Coins Dozer Review

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    If you've ever been to a state fair, you've seen the real-life inspiration for Coins Dozer. These coin-pushing games are known by any number of names like Jackpot or Lucky Coins, but they're all basically the same. You have a little cabinet full of coins with prize tokens and sometimes actual prizes placed on a bed of quarters. You drop quarters in, sometimes through a ramp that must be carefully aimed, and see if you can slowly push more quarters and prizes forward until they tumble down into your waiting hands.
  • UNO Boost Review
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    UNO Boost Review

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    Uno Boost takes the classic family card game and jazzes it up with a new strategic element, the ability to substitute cards from sideboard into your hand at key moments. The game calls this boosting. It's not a privilege you can use freely, but eventually one you have to spend your hard-earned (or hard-purchased) virtually currency on. All of the cards available from the sideboard tend to be among Uno's most powerful, though: skips, wilds, draw twos, and the dreaded draw four wild. The ability to boost adds some interesting strategic possibilities to Uno on Facebook, but there are also things missing.
  • Bubble Island Review
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    Bubble Island Review

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    There are only a handful of social takes on puzzle games available on Facebook, but Wooga's Bubble Island is one of the best you'll find. The game features two basic takes on the type of match-3 gameplay where you shoot colored spheres up at a wall of colored round objects that slowly descends toward you. There's a weekly game where you race to get a high score in 60 seconds, similar to Bejeweled Blitz, and then a full-featured story mode that begins very easy and turns into a very stiff challenge once you've opened up the last few segments of the map.
  • Feevo Review
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    Feevo Review

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    Match-3 is one of the dominating casual game genres, but it never took off quite the same way on Facebook. You've got Bejeweled Blitz, and... yeah, that's it. While Tetris Online's Feevo bears more than a passing resemblance to Bejeweled Blitz, it's still a refreshing change of pace from the endless avalanche of management sims and RPGs that you otherwise see on Facebook. Feevo is a game with some interesting quirks as match-3 games go and opts for a turn-based rather than a timer-based limit on gameplay.
  • Starship Command Review
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    Starship Command Review

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    Starship Command takes the basic Facebook text RPG formula and dresses it up with richer visuals and a slick sci-fi theme. While you can see your ship as you push it around the map to look for rivals to fight and see representations of places you go to buy upgrades, Starship Command is as much a game about clicking through menus as the original Mafia Wars. Its appeal is likewise much the same, though the richer visuals and music help Starship Command feel a bit more immersive than most text RPGs. Still, if you've played almost any text RPG, Starship Command will feel very familiar, very fast.
  • Title Town Racing Review
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    Title Town Racing Review

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    Conventional wisdom regarding Facebook games is that they're all being played by women in their 30s and 40s, but more manly car-themed games like Cie Games'Car Town have found a thriving audience on the platform. Gasworks Games' Title Town Racing is a clear attempt to court that same audience of manly Facebook gamers, using the premise of racing stock cars instead of simply opening your own garage. It's a logical sort of game to roll out at the beginning of the year's NASCAR racing season and it's loaded with fan-pleasing brand teams and drivers.
  • WeeMee Life Review
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    WeeMee Life Review

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    WeeMee Life may, at first blush, resemble other "fantasy life" Facebook sims like Playdom's Big City Life. You travel the world, improve your stats, and begin hoarding a fantastic wardrobe full of clothing and accessories for your detailed avatar. If the avatars in WeeMee Life seem a little familiar, well, they should. WeeMee Life is a spinoff of the virtual world, WeeWorld, which has always called its round, chubby-faced avatars WeeMees. WeeWorld and its distinctive avatars have been around, in one form or another, since 1999.
  • StoneDale Review
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    StoneDale Review

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    PlayNow Studio's StoneDale is a prehistoric FrontierVille, challenging you to build a primitive homestead in an ancient wilderness. You need to grow crops, hack down rapidly-growing plants, tame animals, and work on improving your little village's idol. You only have so much energy to spend on different aspects of building your village and usually three or four different missions to juggle at any one time. Focusing on missions helps you build a well balanced village, but you're free to focus on other aspects of creating your village, too.