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    Rescue Team Review

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    In Rescue Team, players rebuild three islands that have been hit by a terrible storm by repairing houses and facilities, removing debris, and performing other helpful tasks. At its heart the game is very similar to My Kingdom for the Princess and its ilk, just transferred to a modern setting and with less charm or strategic depth.
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    Bistro Boulevard Review

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    Bistro Boulevard strives to combing time management gameplay with some of the typical features of social games as players are tasked with reviving a once famous boulevard of 5-star restaurants that now sits abandoned and gloomy.
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    Youda Survivor 2 Review

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    Less than a year has passed since the first Youda Survivor game was released, and now Youdagames is already back with Youda Survivor 2. After saving the island and the tribe living on it, you are called for help again, though the danger remains mysterious at first.
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    Garden Dash Review

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    It's no secret that gardening is a great way to relax and to forget the worries of everyday life. Barb, the business woman from Diner Town, finds herself stressed out and miserable and decides to pursue gardening to bring harmony back to her life. In Garden Dash, the newest Dash game from PlayFirst, you'll help Barb open up various garden shops all over Diner Town and supply local businesses with quality produce.
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    The Timebuilders: Pyramid Rising Review

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    How does it sound to be banished into eternal darkness by Amen-Ra, god of the sun? Not exactly a good time, right? That's the premise of The Timebuilders: Pyramid Rising, a new building simulation by Wendigo Studios in which you help the architect Senmut to unite the Egyptian people and reconstruct various villages. Unfortunately the game proves that it is not always good enough to simply mimic a successful format.
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    My Farm Life Review

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    When naive Lisa signs a contract to star in a new TV show, she is completely unaware that this is not for a sophisticated soap opera, but rather a farming reality show. This is the premise of My Farm Life, a game that is very similar to the Ranch Rush series, albeit with some interesting twists.
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    Fix-it-Up 80s: Meet Kate’s Parents Review

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    Flashbacks into the past of popular characters seems to be the new trend in the time management genre. After getting a glimpse into the early days of Flo, Jill and Emily, you can now learn about how Kate's story began with Fix-it-Up 80s: Meet Kate's Parents. While the gameplay is still engaging and entertaining, we were a little disappointed by the lack of innovation.
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    Busy Bea’s Halftime Hustle Review

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    You do not have to be a football expert to enjoy Busy Bea's Half-Time Hustle, a new time management game created by Gold Sun Games where you'll help Bea to support the football team of Blunderton through five different leagues and revealing Mayor McGreety's dark plans for the town along the way. While the game could be seen as a sort of sequel to the Megaplex Madness series, it revamps the concept by adding a lot of features and polish to the already entertaining gameplay.