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  • Lunar Racer Review
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    Lunar Racer Review

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    Oftentimes the best concepts in games are those that are simple. Noodlecake Studios showed players this with their first iOS title, Super Stickman Golf, and are now attempting to do so again with Lunar Racer. A stylized and futuristic racer in which players dart about an entire 2D planet, it's easy enough to pick up on and makes for a fantastic idea, but often feels far too easy and imbalanced.
  • World Mysteries Review
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    World Mysteries Review

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    Vostu's World Mysteries joins an ever-growing library of hidden object games on Facebook, but unfortunately it offers little that truly stands out. From looking for clues in cluttered locals to decorating a personalized virtual space, there's little that's particularly unique here.
  • Animal Land Review
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    Animal Land Review

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    The city-building ilk on Facebook has become a bit trite when it comes to social game design and it is difficult (to put it lightly) to stand out in any way. A new application, however, by the name of Animal Land is attempting to do so by focusing more on what makes such games popular in the first place: creativity. Though much of the formulaic aspects of the genre seep their way into the design, it does at least make the attempt to grant its players greater rewards for playing, and slightly more creative control in their city design. But only slightly.
  • Solitaire Castle Review
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    Solitaire Castle Review

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    Yet another card game is making its way to Facebook with a new release from social developer MegaZebra. Solitaire Castle is the latest addition to the company's gaming collection and like many of the more recent card-based titles before it, centers itself around solitaire. Moving away from traditional solitaire, it is more reminiscent of both spider solitaire and web versions of mahjong. Puzzle-centric, the game is entertaining for those that enjoy such apps, but other than offering new puzzles, it brings nothing particularly impressive to the genre.
  • Railroad Empire Review
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    Railroad Empire Review

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    A few years ago, text-based Facebook games, with play consisting of merely clicking buttons next to static images, were common place. Since then, however, games on the platform have evolved drastically to contain vibrant art and more involved gameplay. Railroad Empire is not such a title. Centered around creating a business of interconnected railways, this game of technological, railroad evolution is a step backwards with a bland design and a cumbersome interface.
  • Social Girl Review
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    Social Girl Review

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    Crowdstar has released another iOS title for female gamers, Social Girl. The sterling successor to the highly popular application Top Girl, this new simulation plants players into an almost virtual high school-type of environment. From managing relationships to working their way into cliques, it is a simplistic game of popularity, fashion, and dating.
  • Crosswords Review
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    Crosswords Review

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    The early years of Facebook featured quite the number of word-based puzzle games, but crosswords tended to be a bit rare. And the genre is still very underrepresented, but a new social games developer by the name of PuzzleSocial is attempting to remedy that with the aptly named Crosswords. Holding rights to several major newspaper puzzles around the United States, the new application allows its players to solve new, complex crosswords on a daily basis.
  • Atlantis Fantasy Review
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    Atlantis Fantasy Review

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    A new city-builder from the folks over at Kobojo has hit Facebook and this time it is taking players deep beneath the ocean waves. Atlantis Fantasy is the name, and believe it or not it actually feels very different from the rest of its ilk. Not only does it have a unique visual style, but it actually incorporates resource management mechanics that feel significant. Granted, it still comes with many of the features of its predecessors, but in a rare occasion, does not feel like a carbon copy.