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  • Majesty: The Fantasy Kingdom Sim Review
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    Majesty: The Fantasy Kingdom Sim Review

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    Boasting a slew of innovative and potentially amazing ideas, Majesty: The Fantasy Kingdom combines aspects of real time strategy with that of the role-playing genre. Interesting though these concepts may be, they are far greater in theory than in practice, and though many elements of Majesty shine, they are often overshadowed by cumbersome usability issues and lack of control.
  • Hooked Review
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    Hooked Review

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    Card games have been around the Internet a long time, and Facebook is no exception. Now social developer RockYou is looking to add its version of poker to the digital pot with Hooked. While Texas Hold'Em games such as Zynga Poker and Playdom's WSOP Poker have been around for a long time, that doesn't mean there isn't room for change. Hooked takes the basics of the popular card game and shifts them into a sort of arcade-style app, tasking users with making as many hands as they can in the time allowed.
  • Zombie Parkour Runner Review
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    • iOS
    Zombie Parkour Runner Review

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    When the title Zombie Parkour Runner for the iPhone came across the desk, the look given was questioning. Considering parkour, or free running, is far from easy, the concept of the undead doing seemed a bit odd. When it was learned that it was an automatically side scrolling platformer that just had zombies in it, the expectations were lowered further. However, Zombie Parkour Runner has proven to be one of the most fun iOS platforming games on the market, using simple taps and timing to do incredibly awesome things.
  • Santa’s Village Review
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    • iOS
    Santa’s Village Review

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    It seems like odd timing, but Making Fun is getting a jump on the Christmas season with the release of Santa's Village. A free-to-play business simulation type of game, it tasks players with building out a new North Pole village for Santa and his elves as they attempt to prepare a slew of toys for the winter holiday. The only problems are some nasty, purple Grumpkins that are seeking to ruin the fun.
  • Jackpotjoy Slots Review
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    Jackpotjoy Slots Review

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    Casino games are not terribly uncommon on Facebook and developer iwi is adding to that collection with its own title, JackpotJoy Slots. A simple game of slots, the app's core play isn't anything that is terribly new. It's slots. However, should you play long enough, there are a few bonus games that are rather entertaining and unique. Also, it is a game that plays cleanly and emulates the real deal well enough, making it fun if given to the right person.
  • Bubble Atlantis Review
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    Bubble Atlantis Review

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    When it comes to simplistic, casual games, MindJolt is one developer that has a good chunk of experience. As such, it has brought its own variation of match-three bubble shooting to Facebook with Bubble Atlantis. A more aquatic version of wooga's Bubble Island, the game boasts most of the same core features. Unoriginal though this may be, it's still fun thanks to new puzzles and the occasionally different type of puzzle all together, forcing you to think about your shots in new ways.
  • Please Stay Calm Review
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    • iOS
    Please Stay Calm Review

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    Text-based social games have been around for a few years now, with many of them modeled after the successful Facebook game of Mafia Wars. A newer game for iOS named Please Stay Calm, however, is taking that formula and weaving it into a location-based style of play. Combining several familiar gameplay mechanics, it connects users together and tasks them with surviving the frequently used "zombie apocalypse." Developed by Massive Damage, the game offers many good ideas, even if they sometimes feel a bit unrefined.
  • Camp Magic Review
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    • iOS
    Camp Magic Review

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    Another virtual space and business management style of game is making its way to the iOS platform this week in the form of Camp Magic. Developed by Moga Studios, the game puts players into a Harry Potter'esque world and tasks them with the creation of a magical place of academia. A slightly different style than previous games of the genre, it's a title that doesn't feel terribly different in terms of game play, offering little to no uniqueness to an already saturated space.