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    GridBlock Review

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    In an interesting twist which may be of benefit to iPhone games, GridBlock feels less like a video game and more like a board game. And we don't mean your regular checkers or chess, but more along the lines of something slightly more physical, like a Perfection or an Operation.
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    The Curse Review

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    Let's get one thing out of the way up-front: The Curse is a good game. That said, The Curse is also a game which could potentially make you angrier than any other game on the iPhone.
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    Skweek Review

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    For those who can remember back to the long, long ago that is 1989, you might recall a game which went by the name of Skweek, and alternately Super Skweek, which was released for the Amiga, Atari Lynx, SEGA Game Gear, PC, PC Engine, Atari ST, and the Amstrad CPC. Now, over two decades later, Skweek is making a new bid for the spotlight on iOS.
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    Swing Shot Review

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    The slingshot/catapult-style of gameplay seen in many games, from Crush the Castle to Angry Birds and all of their derivatives, has begun to feel like it's getting tiresome and repetitive as time goes on. Thankfully, Swing Shot manages to take the core foundation of this gameplay and breathe some new life into it with new twists and a more competitive aspect.
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    Sheep Up! Review

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    Sheep Up! is a game with a fairly simple premise: It's up to you to guide a toy sheep from the bottom of the box of old toys it now occupies to the open top, and to freedom! Freedom from what, exactly, isn't clear: Freedom from the attic/basement? Freedom from a yard sale or second-hand store, and a fate involving sticky child fingers?
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    Penny Time Review

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    Advergaming is nothing new; throughout the years, there have been video games based on products ranging from Kool-Aid and Purina Dog Chow to 7UP and McDonald's, and more recently, iPhone games based on such things as Lipton Brisk Iced Tea. Now joining these ranks is Penny Time, a game produced by and made to promote Penny Skateboards, a product of Australia. Refreshingly, however, Penny Time fails to do what most of these others excel at... waste your time.
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    Aby Escape Review

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    It seems like a simple enough idea, perhaps even a good one: take a popular genre of 2D iPhone game, and give it 3D gameplay. But is Aby Escape the game to realize this idea's potential? Simply put: No. No, it is not.