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  • Totally Spies! Fashion Agents Review
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    Totally Spies! Fashion Agents Review

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    Try this one on for size. Totally Spies! was a television series that ran for five seasons, ending in 2008. A movie based on the show was created in 2009, and last year developer Ouat Entertainment created a Facebook game surrounding the franchise called Totally Spies! Fashion Agents. All caught up? Good, cause here we go.
  • Crossworlds: The Flying City Review
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    Crossworlds: The Flying City Review

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    CrossWorlds: The Flying City is, at its best, your standard combination of hidden object and puzzle gameplay. At its worst, however, it is a game with muddy graphics, a horrible hint system, a very shallow and downright head-scratching story and an altogether far too difficult experience for what you get out of the game in return.
  • The Burbs Review
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    The Burbs Review

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    The Burbs takes the now incredibly familiar city-building aspects found in other Facebook games (Social City, CityVille, etc.) and does nothing to add any originality to the formula. Specifically, the game is so similar to Social City that I'm surprised Playdom hasn't spoken out in protest.
  • Lost in Time: The Clockwork Tower Review
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    • PC
    Lost in Time: The Clockwork Tower Review

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    Lost in Time: The Clockwork Tower is one of those games that simply works and works well throughout the vast majority of gameplay. The game's storyline is complex, with a nice dose of humor, the hidden object scenes are simplistic yet satisfying, and there are plenty of smaller touches that make up for the game's few flaws.
  • Tamara the 13th Review
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    Tamara the 13th Review

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    Tamara the 13th is one game that I wanted so desperately to like. PlayFirst has rarely disappointed me in the past, and the concept of the game showed a lot of promise. However, this isn't your typical hidden object game (it should be called "impossible-to-find" instead), the cutscenes are more laughable than enjoyable, and the entirety of gameplay is more frustrating than fun.
  • Awakening: Moonfell Wood Review
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    Awakening: Moonfell Wood Review

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    Awakening: Moonfell Wood (the sequel to Awakening: The Dreamless Castle) again follows Princess Sophia on her magical journey through the land of fairies and goblins. Having left the castle from the first game behind, Sophia is now drawn to the forest, where the Fairy Queen awaits, and a mystery surrounding the disappearance of other humans is waiting to be unraveled. Why did humans leave this land, and where did they go? It's up to you, as Sophia, to travel back and forth between the darkness of night and the light of day solving puzzles and finding answers.
  • Ballville: The Beginning Review
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    Ballville: The Beginning Review

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    While the casual gaming industry definitely isn't lacking in match-three puzzle games, you're more likely to run into titles with little to no originality than to find a game that tries to be different. In comes Striped Arts with a very interesting take on the match-three genre, a game called Ballville: The Beginning, that is one of the more charming offerings in the genre.
  • Miner Speed Review
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    • iOS
    Miner Speed Review

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    King.com's Miner Speed takes the match-three gameplay and one minute time limit from Bejeweled Blitz and offers a few slight variations on this popular formula. However, these slight variations are just that - slight, and don't do enough to make the game stand apart from its extremely popular competition.