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    Scrubs Review

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    It's a pretty standard trope in hidden object games really. The setup that you need to find some very specific items in a location that it littered with junk. The floors and walls just covered in "stuff." I mean, that's what makes these games fun... digging through the trash to find the items you covet. Well the same is true in the new Scrubs HOG, which begs the question - who in their right mind lets a hospital get this filthy?
  • Trine 2 Review
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    Trine 2 Review

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    If you've never played the first Trine, that's ok - you can dive right into its sequel without much of a problem. That's because Trine 2 shines in its own right as a physics-based side scrolling puzzler with some brisk and easy fighting along the way. You can play alone or with up to two friends online to battle and puzzle your way through the fantastic environments. If you have played Trine, however, I can save you a bunch of time right off the bat: Did you like it? Welll, Trine 2 is more of the stuff you love, and it's just as awesome as the first time around.
  • Rebuild Review
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    Rebuild Review

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    Things just haven't been the same in this old town lately. Not since the zombies moved in and took it over. We've been pushed back and back, and now can only seem to hold this small area and call it home. But we're short on supplies, and like it or not we need to fight back and retake the town. We need to Rebuild. But it's not going to be easy... the city is overrun with the undead, and we're already shorthanded. And there's something clawing against the walls.
  • Mini Motor Racing Review
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    Mini Motor Racing Review

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    It's true that there are more than enough racing games available on iOS devices, and there more than a million ways that people try to set their games apart from the pack. The group behind Mini Motor Racing went for the seldom used but always successful "just make it awesome" approach that eschews gimmicks and showers you in a good time.
  • Jurassic Park: The Game Review
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    Jurassic Park: The Game Review

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    Ready to have one of those "Wow, I'm old" moments? "Jurassic Park" the movie came out 18 years ago. To put that in perspective, babies who were born the year that "Jurassic Park" came out can now vote. So, even though it might seem like odd timing to bring out Jurassic Park: The Gamenow, we were still super excited when Telltale Games (ofMonkey Island and Sam & Max fame) said they were making one. Unfortunately, it doesn't quite live up to expectations.
  • Spectral Souls Review
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    Spectral Souls Review

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    Smartphones have essentially supplanted traditional gaming handhelds for all intents and purposes. Why carry around multiple devices when one will suffice? Sadly though, the complexity we used to enjoy on those platforms hasn't totally made the jump, and we've been left with mostly simple, albeit excellent, bite sized games. Spectral Souls bucks that trend for sure, but is it good enough to stand apart and make itself known?
  • Assassin’s Creed Recollection Review
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    Assassin’s Creed Recollection Review

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    As a lover of card and board games, I've been quite lucky with all the fantastic ports I've seen show up on iOS devices. Literal translations of existing games have been a great asset, since they're typically super cheap compared to the real world ones and you always have an opponent in the AI. But I've been sort of hoping for a game that could take the card game aspects I love and infuse it with something only a digital format could offer. I seemed to have gotten my wish with Assassin's Creed Recollection.
  • TETRIS Review
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    TETRIS Review

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    Telling me that someone's made fundamental changes to Tetris is likely to make me black out in anger. It's such a stalwart game and an institution that mucking around with it would be akin to colorizing Citizen Kane or changing Star Wars (ok, bad example). But truth be told, Tetris' earlier move to touch devices hadn't exactly been smooth, and changes were needed to make it enjoyable. This latest version succeeds enormously on that front, though with a huge caveat.