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    Hambo Review

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    Hambo is an iPhone game like many others; your goal is to solve numerous puzzles to slay your enemies within a single-screened environment. But unlike, say, Angry Birds, you are not launching your character in a slingshot, nor are you stuck using weapons from the middle-ages as in Crush the Castle. You are Hambo, a pig with access to numerous firearms featuring different attributes, each of which are necessary to succeed in your mission.
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    Cubis Creatures Review

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    Everything was going so well as the titular creatures gathered around one of their kind, who decided to celebrate this momentous occasion by performing a magic trick. But gadzooks! Something went wrong, and now all of the other Cubis Creatures have fallen into a magical sleep! Now it's up to you to break the spell so they can awaken from their magic-induced slumber.
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    Fibble Review

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    The story of Fibble is one of a tiny alien whose spaceship is knocked off-course by a stray soda can floating through the cosmos (don't ask us how it got there). As the ship falls towards the planet below, the titular alien manages to eject his four crewmates to safety before crashing inside an Earthling home. Once he collects himself, Fibble sets out on a quest to explore the house's four rooms and reunite with his friends.
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    Kabam acquires Battle Punks developer, prepares for new release

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    In a press release issued today, Kabam, who described themselves as "a leading developer of free-to-play hardcore social games" (wait, is that an actual term now?), announced that they have acquired the social game developer Gravity Bear, their combat role-playing game Battle Punks, and everything in-between. Thus, the trend of larger social game developers consuming smaller ones continues unabated.
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    Carota! Review

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    On its iTunes page, Carota! is described as an "SNES-styled puzzle game" which was inspired by the likes of Pipe Dream. However, instead of connecting pipes to contain a slow-but-steady ooze, you are instead helping Thaddeus the Cabbit make his way back to the surface after being knocked down a hole into what looks like the wrong side of the tracks in Wonderland. To do this, you must twist and maneuver tiles into place so that he can reach the goal.
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    Light The Flower Review

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    Light the Flower is a game with an incredibly simple premise: Flowers need light, and these flowers are in rooms which have light shining into them, but not onto the flowers themselves. Using mirrors, your goal is to reflect beams of light so that they will reach the flower in the room.