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  • Masters of Mystery Online Review
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    Masters of Mystery Online Review

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    Developer Big Blue Bubble is taking a chance with its new Facebook game release, Masters of Mystery Online. The title is a hidden object game that tasks users with finding various items within a mess of a picture in order to unravel a murder mystery. Since HOGs on Facebook tend to be a bit hit or miss, Big Blue Bubble has supplemented the game design with a bit of story and a functional virtual space for users to decorate.
  • Stupidness 3 Review
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    • iOS
    Stupidness 3 Review

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    Stupidness 3 is stupid. Well, at least that's how it makes you feel. Credited in the App Store to Ming Liang Chien, the game, as a whole, is developed by OrangeNose Studio. A compilation of various questions, puzzles, and mini-games, it's an app that is creative in its design, utilizing several out-of-the-box answers. That in mind, the game actually seems to try and make the player feel like a moron by limiting their answer time and making the answers as ambiguous as possible.
  • Goodgame Mafia Review
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    • PC
    Goodgame Mafia Review

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    German developer Goodgame Studios is hoping to revive a slowly declining genre on Facebook with Goodgame Mafia. A child of the text-based role-playing games of yesteryear, the game is a bit more visual in its presentation, but offers little in terms of a hook or anything particularly new. Even worse, for a game centered around organized crime, it is notoriously slow paced, even for a social game, and grants minimal gratification or reward for playing and progressing.
  • Rocket Claw Review
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    • iOS
    Rocket Claw Review

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    Simple games often work the best on iPhone, and games developer Fugazo is proving that with its newly released iOS game Rocket Claw. Using older core game concepts within newly stylized fashions, it is a game puts users in control of a futuristic robot who must save endangered space travelers. While doing so, the game merely asks players to survive for as long as possible, hooking them with quirky visuals and simple play, but keeping them with one of the oldest of game hooks: the high score.
  • Tiny Pets Review
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    • iOS
    Tiny Pets Review

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    Social games may not be for everyone, but their popularity, especially on iOS, cannot be ignored. The most recent game to do well is Tiny Pets, from social and mobile games developer TinyCo. Similar in respect to the company's most successful iOS title, Tiny Zoo Friends, Tiny Pets is a virtual space-style of game in which players build a new tree house home for a flurry of furry creatures.
  • The Adventures of Timmy: Run Kitty Run Review
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    • iOS
    The Adventures of Timmy: Run Kitty Run Review

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    Remember the games of yesteryear? The ones that often led to the throwing and breaking of game controllers? The new iOS game from CB Labs, The Adventures of Timmy: Run Kitty Run, is a platformer that fits in with them perfectly. Depending on the player, this might be a good or bad thing, but for most, this will lean towards the latter. Though the game has a beautiful art style to it, and looks great on all fronts, the game is frustratingly difficult with much of the irritation stemming from sticky, unresponsive controls.
  • Penguin Patrol Review
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    • iOS
    Penguin Patrol Review

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    Grab Games recently released its new iPhone game, Penguin Patrol, and with it, a slew of cute and cartoonish penguins that easily mask its underlying puzzles. Hosting over 50 levels, Penguin Patrol is a game in which players must navigate levels of treacherously thin ice in order to rescue a seemingly endless supply of baby penguins, all while trying to optimize their pathing so that they don't slip into icy, Antarctic waters, as the ground beneath them falls away.
  • Baseball Superstars: The League Review
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    Baseball Superstars: The League Review

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    Gamevil has moved Baseball Superstars onto Facebook with Baseball Superstars: The League. A popular smartphone title, the new Facebook app brings much of the original to the social space. With simple controls combined with role-playing elements and business management, the game works well but isn't always direct in its instruction. Moreover, it disallows much play in the first sitting.