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  • The Princess Case: A Royal Scoop Review
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    The Princess Case: A Royal Scoop Review

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    In The Princess Case: A Royal Scoop, you're placed into the shoes of People Mag journalist Lois Wheeler, assigned to cover the honeymoon of the British prince and princess in New York City. When the princess is captured and held for ransom, you'll turn from journalist to detective in order to save the princess from her captors.
  • Hello Venice Review
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    Hello Venice Review

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    While the match three genre has never been at a loss for new games, it's a pretty safe bet that most new games will be fairly mindless, asking you to simply make matches of three or more like gems as quickly as possible, with little concentration or effort on/for a greater goal. With Hello Venice however, you have a game that plays with far more strategy (and therefore lasting entertainment) than most others.
  • Jewel Quest: The Sapphire Dragon Review
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    Jewel Quest: The Sapphire Dragon Review

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    Jewel Quest is one of the most established franchises in the match-three world, but over the years, competition from newer, flashier titles began to overshadow its name. The franchise is still kicking however, with the newest installment, Jewel Quest: The Sapphire Dragon, containing a wide variety of level types and a lengthy storyline that sees you helping a group of adventurers fight pirates and discover lost treasures.
  • Curse at Twilight: Thief of Souls Review
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    Curse at Twilight: Thief of Souls Review

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    The most disappointing thing about Curse at Twilight: Thief of Souls is unfortunately what is also expected to bring you into the game: the story. You're presented with a completely clichéd entry, as you are summoned to a once-abandoned manor via mysterious letter. Once you arrive, you're quickly trapped and must make your way through this manor, uncovering secrets along the way, until you can eventually escape. While the setup may seem overdone, there's an incredibly enjoyable gameplay experience hidden behind this gloomy façade.
  • Shadow Wolf Mysteries: Bane of the Family Review
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    Shadow Wolf Mysteries: Bane of the Family Review

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    In Shadow Wolf Mysteries: Bane of the Family, we have a follow-up to Curse of the Full Moon that sees you resuming your roll as detective as you work to stop the curse of the werewolf once and for all. You've been summoned by a desperate woman whose adopted daughter carries the blood of the werewolf, passed down by Count de la Fer. The Count has been attacked while trying to work on a cure, so you'll have to take over his research in order to save the young girl, the Count, and everyone in between.
  • Pickers Review
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    Pickers Review

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    Popularized by television shows like American Pickers or even Storage Wars, the act of turning trash into treasure has found new life in the States in recent months. Taking that ideology to heart is MumboJumbo's Pickers, a combination hidden object game and marketplace simulation that asks you to travel throughout America finding lost treasures, only to turn around and sell them for major profits.
  • 9: The Dark Side Review
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    9: The Dark Side Review

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    In 9: The Dark Side, you take on the role of a descendent of the Guardians, tasked with finally putting an end to a war on darkness that saw a powerful group of nine priests unleashing a poisonous mist in Prague in the 1300's. It's up to you to retrieve the Nine's amulets to put a stop to the spreading mist before it can poison and destroy the world at large.
  • Haunted Manor: Queen of Death Review
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    Haunted Manor: Queen of Death Review

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    Haunted Manor: Queen of Death looks like your average hidden object game, set in a creepy, decrepit mansion and for the most part it is. However, the main storyline is a lengthy one, and the game's world is quite involved and large, making it stand out from the crowd.