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  • BumperCrop Review
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    BumperCrop Review

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    There's been a bit of a "Green Acres" fever among casual gamers the past couple of years. With Farmville leading the way, people around the world apparently get immense satisfaction from running a virtual homestead that peddles tomatoes and grape and potatoes and corn. The new Bumper Crop receives the torch and runs with the trend.
  • Castle Vox Review
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    Castle Vox Review

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    It's the history buff's ultimate fantasy: bearing direct witness to some of man's greatest and most decisive combats. In Castle Vox, you jump into the boots of a military strategist, going toe-to-toe with forces like the Axis Powers in World War II, or leading the Carthaginians against the Romans. And that's just the tip of the tank's turret—or the tip of the javelin, depending on which era you're bent on taking over. The game's a little much for the typical casual gamer, but can be a fun divide-and-conquer title nonetheless.
  • Coffee Bar Preview
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    Coffee Bar Preview

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    Nowadays, it seems you can hardly walk a block without bumping into some kind of coffee shop or café. Hard to imagine a time when folks clocked into work without their venti mocha frappuccinos (skim, no whip), isn't it? Or when ushering in fall didn't mean pumpkin spice latte binges? The Starbucks Age has even begun to infiltrate video games, and with the upcoming Coffee Bar, gaming coffee hounds need look no further than Facebook.
  • The Island: Castaway Review
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    The Island: Castaway Review

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    From "Lord of the Flies" to "Survivor" to "LOST," it's no secret people stranded on deserted islands make for a good story. But it's a story that's been used in surprisingly few video games. Enter: The Island Castaway—it's an adventure/simulation casual game that puts you in a tribe of shipwreck victims. At first, they just want to survive, but they soon find themselves in the middle of a mystery that leads them to think they're not alone on the island.
  • Cookie Domination Review
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    Cookie Domination Review

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    Ever wonder what you'd need to take over the country? A few thousand tanks and a few million Rambos would probably do the trick, right? Wrong. Think bigger—and by bigger, I actually mean smaller, sweeter, and with more chocolate chips.