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  • ZoomBook: The Temple of the Sun Preview
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    ZoomBook: The Temple of the Sun Preview

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    MumboJumbo's and QB9's ZoomBook: The Temple of the Sun is either an interactive storybook or a jigsaw puzzle with one heck of a plot. We'll leave it up to you to decide when the game launches in June. Either way, the idea is a neat one, and we were pretty intrigued when we got to test drive the game a little early.
  • Bottle Buster Review
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    Bottle Buster Review

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    For years, each new generation of computer games was about better graphics. Then someone decided they'd pushed that particular envelop far enough and punched up the physics instead. When that happened, the fun factor in games skyrocketed. Even casual offerings like BreakQuest made great use of realistic object interaction. Bottle Buster from Gamezilla sets out to do the same.
  • Ashley Jones: The Heart of Egypt Review
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    Ashley Jones: The Heart of Egypt Review

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    Just about every casual game developer has made a match-three offering by now, but that doesn't stop the jewel swapping in Ashley Jones: The Heart of Egypt from being fun and addictive. On the contrary, the new title from Fenomen Games is one of the more compelling match-three releases in recent memory, due in no small part to its successful blend of elements from similar games.
  • Aerial Mahjong Review
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    Aerial Mahjong Review

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    When you see the word "mahjong" in the title of a computer game, you know what to expect: It will challenge you to clear elaborate stacks of tiles by matching identical game pieces. And as you begin playing, you'll instinctively know that in order to select a tile for elimination, it must be free to either the left or right. What you don't know from a game's title are the twists that differentiate it from the crowd. That's how it works with Aerial Mahjong from Enkord, a game that plays on your expectations of what a mahjong release is and then turns them upside down.
  • Brainiversity Review
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    Brainiversity Review

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    Most of us know that exercise and wholesome foods are endemic to a healthy lifestyle, so staying physically fit is part of our routine. But what about our mental skills? Like junk food for our brains, fun diversions like sitcoms and comic books, and yes even games, might provide delicious entertainment, but they don't always stimulate our intellects. Brainiversity, a new game from Red Sprite Studios, aims to change that.
  • Yumsters! Review
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    Yumsters! Review

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    Let's get one thing straight: Yumsters are not worms. They might look like worms, they might stretch like worms and, for all I know, they might taste like worms, but they're not worms. They're little creatures with a love for music and an appetite for fruit. Your job is to make sure they get enough of the latter so they can indulge in the former.
  • A Pirate’s Legend Review
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    A Pirate’s Legend Review

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    I've been sitting here for 20 minutes trying to think of a clever way to open this review of A Pirate's Legend. I've already scrapped, "Ahoy mates! We've dug up a new matching game," and, "Shiver me timbers! Will it walk the plank?" Now I'm stumped, so how about you read the review and I keep the cheesy wordplay to a minimum?
  • Clayside Review
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    Clayside Review

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    When Bejeweled appeared, players were content with swapping gems and trying to beat their personal best. Since then, developers hoping to repeat the success of Popcap's classic have thrown in more twists and turns than a bag of pretzels. Developer Enkord is no stranger to this drill, having released their third match-three game, Clayside. Although similar to their previous efforts, Zodiac Tower and Jurassic Realm, Enkord's latest does have a few variations all its own.