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  • The Secret Order: Masked Intent Review
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    The Secret Order: Masked Intent Review

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    While secret clubs and organizations might seem like things of the past, in The Secret Order: Masked Intent you'll play as Sarah, the daughter of the leader of the Order of the Griffins. After receiving a phone call from your father explaining that one of their own has turned traitor, you'll need to dive into an adventure of epic proportions to stop the traitor and save your father before it's too late.
  • PuppetShow: Destiny Undone Preview
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    PuppetShow: Destiny Undone Preview

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    With four games already available, the PuppetShow series is a power-house in the world of hidden object and puzzle games, and ERS Game Studios looks to continue the franchise's popularity with the fifth installment: PuppetShow: Destiny Undone.
  • Scarytales: All Hail King Mongo Review
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    Scarytales: All Hail King Mongo Review

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    Scarytales: All Hail King Mongo may present itself as a dark and menacing hidden object experience, but the game is actually the farthest thing from scary, or even thrilling. As the princess in a medieval-style Kingdom, you'll be called back to the palace after your father's disappearance. Through a very short campaign, you'll learn the details surrounding the King's disappearance and will discover why your brother was so quick to take over the throne.
  • Heroes from the Past: Joan of Arc Review
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    Heroes from the Past: Joan of Arc Review

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    Heroes from the Past: Joan of Arc has an impressive start, as players are invited to enter the world of Joan of Arc, a world filled with peasants and farmers only trying to survive while constantly watching out for tyrants that will burn their crops for fun. After this initial voiced cutscene however, the game starts to fall apart, with rather slow gameplay that won't be for everyone.
  • Silent Scream II: The Bride Review
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    Silent Scream II: The Bride Review

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    A bride's wedding day should be the happiest day of her life, but when newlyweds Jessica and Jonathan McNealy get into a car crash and land in the middle of a creepy forest, all of that happiness goes right out the window. Jessica's left alone in the car, guided by a ghostly woman in white that pulls Jessica deeper into the woods and towards the McNealy mansion. With Jessica's husband nowhere in sight, it will be up to you to help Jessica heal her wounds and track down her missing husband, with plenty of twists and suspense along the way.
  • Sweet Kingdom: Enchanted Princess Review
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    Sweet Kingdom: Enchanted Princess Review

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    A peaceful kingdom has been rocked with the loss of its princess. A dark presence has turned the princess to stone, and you're the only person that can reverse the spell using the power of sunshine and light. Through dozens of time management levels, Sweet Kingdom: Enchanted Princess will see you balancing the use of resources as you collect sunshine and restore the Kingdom, and it's a system that works well even with its unique user interface.
  • Meridian: Age of Invention Review
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    Meridian: Age of Invention Review

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    Let's face it: time management games are a dime a dozen, so it takes a lot for a game to stand out amongst its many peers. Unfortunately, Meridian: Age of Invention doesn't invent anything new in the genre, and it stands out for all the wrong reasons.
  • New Yankee in King Arthur’s Court 2 Review
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    New Yankee in King Arthur’s Court 2 Review

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     In the world of modern time management games, all offerings tend to start with the same basic premise, which is both a blessing and a curse. On the positive side of things, fans of the genre have a near limitless amount of gameplay to explore across dozens or hundreds of titles, but the similarities between all of these games quickly get boring. In New Yankee in King Arthur's Court 2, we see Alawar updating a genre that can quickly become stale with magical spells and lovely graphics that make the game worth playing.