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  • Namariel Legends: Iron Lord Review
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    Namariel Legends: Iron Lord Review

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    Namariel Legends: Iron Lord has a rocky start, as its soft, blurry graphics don't offer a promising environment for exploration. But once the game begins, however, players are launched into a fairly tense journey to save our hero's uncle from the clutches of a robotic overload and his mechanical minions. Namariel Legends: Iron Lord isn't a perfect experience, but while the game suffers from some technical issues, it's still pretty fun where it counts.
  • Chronicles of Albian 2: The Wizbury School of Magic Review
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    Chronicles of Albian 2: The Wizbury School of Magic Review

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    Chronicles of Albian 2 takes us back into the magical world of Albian, as players are challenged with repairing the Wizbury School of Magic by collecting hidden objects, selling them for a profit, and then using those earnings to upgrade walls, buildings, islands, and much more. Its predecessor's charm and whimsy is definitely back in full force, along with some new gameplay elements that make this an experience not to miss.
  • Green City 2 Review
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    Green City 2 Review

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    Green City 2 is the latest in a long line of "real estate" time management games like Build-a-Lot, and it follows up the release of the original Green City that was released earlier this year. This sequel is almost identical to its predecessor, and simply offers dozens of fun new levels for players looking to continue cleaning up the world, one trash-ridden level at a time.
  • Grimm Reaper: Hidden Tales Review
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    Grimm Reaper: Hidden Tales Review

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    The world of light and bright fairy tales has been turned dark and sinister as characters like Jack (from Jack and the Beanstalk) have been trapped inside books in Grimm Reaper: Hidden Tales. Once you've downloaded this free-to-play world onto your computer, though, all of the charm behind the game's setup is quickly shoved aside in favor of all-too-frequent pay walls and repetitive gameplay.
  • Family Tales: The Sisters Review
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    Family Tales: The Sisters Review

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    Family Tales: The Sisters is a fairly typical hidden object adventure game that doesn't break the mold in any respect. Its storyline follows a woman's journey to rescue her twin sister, with said journey taking players through the real world and alternate dimensions via both magical and scientific means. While there's some good to be found in Family Tales: The Sisters, every positive is offset by one (or more) problems.
  • Solitaire Tales Review
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    Solitaire Tales Review

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    Following the success of games like Fairway Solitaire and Solitaire Blitz, the pyramid genre of solitaire games has regained a ton of popularity, as the incredibly accessible game type simply asks players to click on cards one number higher or lower than the card on the deck. Following in that same vein is Solitaire Tales on Facebook, a game that starts strong, but quickly suffers from pushy and even deceptive friend invites, and a skewed level difficulty that makes it hard to progress.
  • Legacy Tales: Mercy of the Gallows Review
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    Legacy Tales: Mercy of the Gallows Review

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    Legacy Tales: Mercy of the Gallows is an instantly striking hidden object puzzle game that has everything it takes to pull players in. Great voice acting in the initial cutscene speaks of a lifelong romance that actually wasn't: as the wife of a noble captain vanishes, and the captain is found dead on the coast of the ocean. While the game starts off with a bang, it quickly fizzles into a slow moving and ultimately disappointing experience.
  • Nancy Drew: Ghost of Thornton Hall Review
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    Nancy Drew: Ghost of Thornton Hall Review

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    In Her Interactive's latest Nancy Drew mystery, we find our master sleuth challenged with one of the scariest storylines in the franchise to date, and also one of the best. Nancy Drew: Ghost of Thornton Hall contains two interweaving storylines, as Nancy must confront her skepticism of the supernatural head-on in order to save a missing girl just days before her wedding.