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  • Fishdom 2 Review
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    Fishdom 2 Review

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    In our constant quest for freshness and originality we are often quick to dismiss games that simply toe the line. But sometimes games that don't innovate or otherwise alter a proven formula can prove enormously entertaining. Such is the case with Fishdom 2, Playrix's sequel to its popular aquatic-themed match-three game Fishdom. There is very little about the experience that can properly be labeled new or inventive, and yet its beautiful graphics, relaxing music, and intuitive play mix to create a highly satisfying bit of interactive entertainment.
  • Lilly Wu and the Terra Cotta Mystery Review
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    Lilly Wu and the Terra Cotta Mystery Review

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    Most people trust the National Geographic brand, which means there's a sizeable built-in audience for a game that uses the magazine's photography and writing as its foundation. Lilly Wu and the Terra Cotta Mystery, a new hidden object game published by National Geographic Games that turns the death of Chinese emperor Qin Shihuangdi into a whodunit, plays to this audience to mixed effect.
  • Art Stories Review
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    Art Stories Review

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    Most of the time Art Stories is a pretty standard match-three puzzle game in the vein Jewel Quest. Players have to clear colored orbs from grids of varying shapes and sizes by swapping pairs to make horizontal or vertical rows of three or more like-colored spheres. It's entertaining enough, but it's also very been-there-done-that. However, it still manages to stand out from the crowd by virtue of its frequent "art" levels, which add a unique secondary challenge that, though executed a bit sloppily, ends up being both fresh and fun.
  • Mystery Cruise Review
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    Mystery Cruise Review

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    If you received a letter in the mail informing you that you had won a free cruise, would you crumple it up and toss it or immediately pack your bags and head for the dock? Our protagonist in Alawar Entertainment's new hidden object game Mystery Cruise does the latter, and without even so much as a momentary furrowed brow. It's not only a portent of her astounding gullibility, but also an indication of how little respect the game's developers seem to have for their audience's intellect.
  • Captain Space Bunny Review
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    Captain Space Bunny Review

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    Vast Studio's Captain Space Bunny is a space-themed city builder with some neat ideas. Problem is, those ideas are buried under a heap of problems so deep that few players are likely to burrow through and find them.
  • Royal Envoy Review
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    Royal Envoy Review

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    It turns out the best way to make sure you're looked after in times of need is to supply your country's leader with swanky shoes. The king in Playrix's new building simulator Royal Envoy shows no interest in helping Islandshire's storm ravaged residents until he learns that they're the ones who keep him in purple slippers. Once this fact is revealed he wastes no time sending a delegate—you—to oversee the province's rebuilding and ensure production of his fancy footwear continues uninterrupted.
  • A Kingdom for Keflings Review
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    A Kingdom for Keflings Review

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    Originally released through the Xbox 360's Live Arcade service a year and a half ago, NinjaBee's quirky city builder, A Kingdom for Keflings, has finally come to the PC as a polished and full-featured port that stands out from other games in the genre on the Windows platform.