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  • The Perfect Tree Review
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    The Perfect Tree Review

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    It's that time of year again. Time for entertaining family you see once a year, wearing your credit card's stripe through while blowing past your limit, and decorating your tree while another ball shatters on the ground. Well, with Anawiki Games' The Perfect Tree, there's something that can be done about that last thing, but it's so much work that you'll probably want to deal with Aunt Ethyl's perfume overdose than another level. Your completely non-descript match-three game, The Perfect Tree has only one thing to do: earn stars to buy ornaments for your empty tree to make it all pretty and such. You earn stars by making matches over purple tiles (or gold ones which need to be matched over twice!).
  • Everyday Genius: SquareLogic Walkthrough
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    Everyday Genius: SquareLogic Walkthrough

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    Welcome to Gamezebo's tips and tricks for Everyday Genius: SquareLogic.EveryDay Genius: Square Logic has no timer. Feel free to take your time, look at the board, and formulate your strategies.At its heart, EveryDay Genius: Square Logic is Sudoku. That means no two of the same number in the same row or column.Possible answers are called Candidates. When the board starts, all candidates appear in all the boxes. As you find correct answers, invalid candidates will begin disapp...
  • Everyday Genius: SquareLogic Review
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    Everyday Genius: SquareLogic Review

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    Not often does a game come along where the first adjective you can think of is "sublime." We've played many number/logic games, but few are as addictive or thoughtful as TrueThought's Everyday Genius: Square Logic. This game was so good, it literally infected our dreams after a night of playing it. The basic premise of Everyday Genius: Square Logic is like Sudoku, where you fill in grids ranging in size from 4x4 to 9x9 with numbers that cannot repeat in the same row or column. The possible numbers (called candidates) appear in each box, and are eliminated by either solving another box in the same row or column, or right-clicking it because simply cannot be part of the correct answer. However, that is where the similarity ends.
  • Nancy Drew: The Secret of Shadow Ranch Review
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    Nancy Drew: The Secret of Shadow Ranch Review

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    Nancy Drew is a very skilled worker. Whenever she goes undercover, she learns how to do many things, like cooking, dermatology, entymology... the list goes on. It's all part of getting to know the people around her, and to blend in. In  Nancy Drew: The Secret of Shadow Ranch, Nancy will have a lot of jobs to do, but unlike some other games in the series, it doesn't feel forced.
  • The Treasures of Montezuma 2 Review
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    The Treasures of Montezuma 2 Review

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    Sequels are difficult things to gauge sometimes. This is doubly true when the first game was a real winner. The Treasures of Montezuma 2 is of course the follow-up to last year's Treasures of Montezuma, but in spite of the 18 months between titles it doesn't look like a lot of new material was brought to the table.
  • Magnetis Review
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    Magnetis Review

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    Attraction is the name of the game in new studio Yullaby's new magnet-themed puzzle game Magnetis. While the game has a great funky aesthetic and gameplay concept, a few glaring issues keep the game from pulling you all the way in. The basic gameplay is very simple, and admittedly a great idea. Two tiles fall from a central shaft above a conveyor belt that you control with the arrow keys on your keyboard. The tiles can be a left- or right-facing magnet, or gray box. The goal is to make chains between two magnets that are facing each other. The more gray boxes you can put in between those magnets, the longer the chain.
  • Nancy Drew: The White Wolf of Icicle Creek Review
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    Nancy Drew: The White Wolf of Icicle Creek Review

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    It's very hard to describe the Nancy Drew series of games as "average." On the whole, Her Interactive releases consistent quality and writing. So if in describing Nancy Drew: The White Wolf of Icicle Creek as a "below-average" Nancy Drew title, know that it is still far better than many games out there.
  • Constellation Review
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    Constellation Review

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    If we were to trace casual games back to their roots, then we would certainly come across old standbys like Reversi or Bejeweled. These were games that didn't try to pretend they were anything more than fun, simple diversions. But as history has shown, just because they were simple, didn't mean they were without merit. Constellation, from indie house PaperDragon Games, sets out to prove this same ideal, with pretty decent success.