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    Haunted Domains Review

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    In the time management genre we've had our fair share of trendy themes: fashion games, farming games and building simulations to name a few. Alawar's Haunted Domains shares a lot in common with a title like PlayFirst's Hotel Dash with a spooky twist.
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    My Kingdom for the Princess III Review

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    Nevosoft's My Kingdom for the Princess 3 introduces the next generation of characters in the series: the three sons of Arthur and Helen are competing for the affections of one princess, and this situation can't help but lead to fraternal strife. The game proves to be of as high quality as its predecessors, and will surely be a delight to play for fans of and newcomers to this series.
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    Hidden World Review

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    The resource management genre that emerged with the My Kingdom for the Princess series seems to be going through the same expansions as the building sim genre did after the success of Build-a-lot. Hidden World, a new release by Alawar, bears a striking resemblance to the aforementioned role model, but succeeds in creating a unique world while convincing with a general quicker and more engaging pace than we are used to in this genre.
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    Roads of Rome 3 Review

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    Just how often can Rome be in danger? With Roads of Rome 3, the new release by developer Realore, players might start to feel like Sisyphus doing the same work over and over again. In the vein of its predecessors, the game allows players to rebuild various Roman settlements that have been destroyed by barbarians. The result is a game that's entertaining but that doesn't break much new ground.
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    Build-a-lot: On Vacation Review

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    After an unexpected break from the Build-a-lot series, developer HipSoft is back with Build-a-lot: On Vacation. The sixth installment of the popular casual building sim franchise could work very well under the title Full Circle, too, because it bears more similarity to the earlier games. We found this approach rather refreshing and welcome as opposed to a step backwards.
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    Youda Farmer 3: Seasons Review

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    Just how often can the same village face different disasters in a rather short time? In Youda Farmer 3: Seasons you have to help the village and your farm for a third time, after a storm during a winter night destroys most of the houses and buildings. Proving to be as polished and unique as its predecessors, we absolutely recommend this game for people who enjoy wild clicking frenzies.
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    The Timebuilders: Caveman’s Prophecy Review

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    If you always wanted to learn how the cavemen left their caves, The Timebuilders: Caveman's Prophecy might have a far-fetched, yet entertaining and quirky answer for that. The sequel to The Timebuilders: Pyramid Rising goes back in time even further, presenting to the player a prehistoric era with dinosaurs, mammoths, and houses that look more like caves. While we were not overly impressed with the predecessor, we can definitely say that the second part of the series has improved in nearly every respect.
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    Hotel Dash 2: Lost Luxuries Review

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    If there is one thing about Dash games and their storylines that makes you either hate or love them it's that they are incredibly cheesy, and Hotel Dash 2: Lost Luxuries is no exception. The sequel to Hotel Dash makes you wonder just how many festivals and lost or run-down hotels/restaurants/etc. can exist in one modestly-sized town, and how quickly Mr. Big changed from a major villain to a sweet grandpa figure for Flo and her gang.