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  • The Book of Wanderer: The Story of Dragons Review
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    The Book of Wanderer: The Story of Dragons Review

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    It's sometimes difficult to build upon the simple things in puzzle games. While awkwardly-named, The Book of Wanderer: The Story of Dragons provides a lot of fun, with surprisingly deep gameplay, and enough twists and features to make it stand out.The Book of Wanderer's theme is quite Medieval, but never gets cloying. From the first strains of the title screen's theme to the in-game background music, everything is atmospheric. Kudos to the composers for this game to write music that repeats, but even after many hours, never gets tiresome. The graphics have a have a high level of polish, and everything seems to have a certain sparkle and sheen.
  • Way to Go! Bowling Review
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    • PC
    Way to Go! Bowling Review

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    Bowling has rarely, if ever, been cool. Casual fans have enjoyed the otherworldly Elf Bowling, and Wii Sports Bowling has introduced an electronic version of the game to Nintendo Wii fans. Pogo has decided to give it their own spin with Way To Go! Bowling, and while it is a very cool-looking game, a number of factors make this game a "turkey" - and not in a good way.
  • Million Dollar Password 2009 Edition Review
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    • PC
    Million Dollar Password 2009 Edition Review

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    Ever since Regis Philbin brought game shows back from the brink of extinction with Who Wants To Be A Millionaire, networks have been mining the vaults of yesteryear, updating old shows with fresh coats of paint and, of course, significantly larger prize purses. Case in point: Million Dollar Password, co-incidentally hosted by Regis Philbin. Unlike the show from the 1960s, this one is fast-paced, tension-filled, and extra flashy. The PC game version, Million Dollar Password 2009 Edition, is no different, but thankfully, like the game show, the great fun is timeless.
  • Australia Zoo Quest Review
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    • PC
    Australia Zoo Quest Review

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    Australia Zoo Quest is a game that comes about four years later than it should given its outdated gameplay and associated with Steve "Crocodile Hunter" Irwin, the Australian conservationalist who passed away three years ago. A match-three puzzle game originally released in 2008, the game is built around a license from the Australia Zoo with the goal of progressing through 20 levels - with three difficulty settings each - to unlock some pictures and information about 20 animals that live in the zoo.
  • Tibor – Tale of a Kind Vampire Review
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    • PC
    Tibor – Tale of a Kind Vampire Review

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    Vampires are a dime a dozen these days. From the Buffy the Vampire series to the recent tween phenomenon Twilight, it seems that everyone is trying to cash in on these bloodsuckers. Cateia Games tries to turn the traditional views of the creatures of the night on their collective pointy ears in Tibor - Tale of a Kind Vampire. Unfortunately, like the creatures themselves, the game turns to dust in the morning sun.
  • The Wonderful End of the World Review
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    • PC
    The Wonderful End of the World Review

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    You may not have heard of Dejobaan Games, but you probably should have. After all, according to them, they've been "making quality video games for 75 years." If you can see the inherent problem with that statement, then the kind of tongue-in-cheek humor in The Wonderful End of the World is for you.
  • Word Whomp Underground Review
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    • PC
    Word Whomp Underground Review

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    Word games are serious business in the casual space. Games like Text Twist and its popular Facebook counterpart Word Twist have hundreds of thousands of players. Remember the big brouhaha when Scrabulous was being taken away? People are passionate about their word games. So what makes Word Whomp Underground so different from the others? Believe it or not, its story.
  • Majestic Forest Review
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    • PC
    Majestic Forest Review

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    A Crumb by any other name would play as sweet - or at least that's what publisher Merscom would like you to think with Majestic Forest. A re-engineering of the puzzle game Crumb from 2008, Majestic Forest shares much of the original title, but has a few important changes.For those who never played the original, Majestic Forest has you selecting one of several fantasy-based avatars to travel through the forest, looking for your Forest Mother who has taken care of you since you were abandoned in the forest at birth. You'll travel across 60 levels looking for her throughout the four seasons.