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  • A Moon For The Sky Review
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    • iOS
    • PC
    A Moon For The Sky Review

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    Combining line drawing, physics and arcade style gameplay, A Moon for the Sky doesn't really bring anything new to the table - but it doesn't have to. It's a fun, simple game that sates many different parts of your gaming appetite. Yet while it's a great gaming appetizer, it doesn't have quite enough content to be a real main course.
  • Dead Rising Mobile Review
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    • iOS
    Dead Rising Mobile Review

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    Two years ago, if someone had said that console-quality gaming would be possible on a phone, nobody would have believed them. Yet, in the last two months of 2010, we're treated to three titles that are pushing the envelope of mobile gaming: Rage, Infinity Blade, and now, Dead Rising Mobile for the iPhone.
  • Tap Zoo: Arctic Review
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    • iOS
    Tap Zoo: Arctic Review

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    If you've ever dreamed of being Santa - flying through the air in your sleigh, bringing joy to children everywhere, able to eat mountains of cookies and milk without fear of heart attack - then you also have to dream about all that upkeep of the reindeer and any other creatures near your Canadian North Pole home. Tap Zoo: Christmas lets you have all the fun of taking care of the animals, but without all the back-breaking work and smell. It's too bad that the game has less longevity than Christmas pudding.
  • Tap Reef Review
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    • iOS
    Tap Reef Review

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    Taking care of a coral reef is hard work. You have to clean, feed and pet your fish all day. And it has to fit in your pocket, too! Oh wait, sorry. That's just Tap Reef for the iPhone. It's a decent simulator, but lacks the depth of most social games to really stand out.
  • LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4 Review
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    • iOS
    • PC
    LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4 Review

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    Just in time for the release of the final film installment of the Harry Potter series, the boy wizard gets the LEGO treatment in LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4. The game pays homage to the films and books in ways you might not expect, and on a platform that will make you wonder if this is indeed an iPhone game.
  • Cookie Rush Review
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    • iOS
    Cookie Rush Review

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    Despite having the word 'rush' in the title, there's no time management to be found in Cookie Rush. Instead, you'll find the boulder scene from Raiders of the Lost Ark - except the boulder has been replaced by gigantic, evil cookie. Why nobody thought to splash some milk on it is a mystery, but at least you'll have fun running away.
  • Smurfs’ Village Review
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Smurfs’ Village Review

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    Smurfs' Village is a smurfing new smurf that smurfs back childhood smurfs for many smurfs, young or smurf. Didn't catch that? Then you haven't been playing enough Smurfs' Village.
  • Doodle Lab101 Review
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    • iOS
    Doodle Lab101 Review

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    Doodle Lab101 isn't sure whether it wants to be great or not. Taking the basic idea of Enigmo and running with it, Doodle Lab101 is full of great ideas, and a great premise to be a solid puzzle game. But like Bumps, Doodle Lab101 is riddled with small issues that prevent it from reaching the upper tiers of excellence.