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  • Lost and Found: Matthew Hall and the long road to Little Things Forever
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    Lost and Found: Matthew Hall and the long road to Little Things Forever

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    One of my favourite memories is of a recent summer I spent back home. While visiting a good friend, I took a day trip downtown, and stumbled with her into a gorgeous bookstore nestled at the corner of one of Vancouver's busiest streets. Straight away, we made a beeline for the top of the three story building - itself shaped like a massive glass novel - to our Shangri La: the children's section.
  • New Survey: “Bored” is just as good as “fun” for American mobile gamers
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    New Survey: “Bored” is just as good as “fun” for American mobile gamers

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    Since the explosion of mobile gaming in the last half-decade or so, it's developed an image as a "quick fix" medium full of bite-sized experiences meant to pass the time more than occupy it intelligently. And while I'd be out of a job if the opposite weren't also true, a recent survey by mobile game portal MocoSpace seems to prove that - as with all things - stereotypes exist for a reason.
  • Little Things Forever Preview
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    Little Things Forever Preview

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    For fans of Hidden Object games (and let's be honest, there are a lot of us here on Gamezebo!), KlickTock's 2010 App Store-featured hit Little Things was something special. A game that scratched many of the same hunt-and-find itches as the darker, moodier titles with which the genre is packed, while focusing instead on vibrant, iconic items packed densely inside larger canvases. The I Spy novel for the digital generation. iSpy.
  • Mighty Monsters Review
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    Mighty Monsters Review

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    In some ways you could say Mighty Monsters is a game about reaching a pinnacle. Perhaps the pinnacle. In a way that no one else has. Because while on one hand your challenge is to capture monsters, you also have a deeper calling: to train them. In order to do so, you'll travel broad expanses in a fervent search - all the while looking for the mystical power both inside the monsters and in yourself. Also, so what if those were just rephrased lyrics of the Pokemon theme song.
  • Travel East, my son! CrowdStar takes top franchises to China, South Korea
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    Travel East, my son! CrowdStar takes top franchises to China, South Korea

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    Hot on the heels of their much-publicized emancipation from the Facebook platform, and self-proclaimed conversion to the church of mobile, social gaming mainstay CrowdStar is ready to take their show on the road, expanding a couple of their most popular franchises into the (ironically named) Wild West of mobile gaming: Southeast Asia. How will they make it out there? With the a little help from their friends, of course.
  • LostWinds2: Winter of the Melodias Review
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    LostWinds2: Winter of the Melodias Review

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    Remember the good old days, when you were a kid? Roaming the world around you carefree, harnessing the power of elements to destroy an ancient evil and save the ones you loved? Not so much? If your childhood was more of the bike-riding, knee-scraping variety, don't worry. LostWinds 2: Winter of the Melodias has you covered.
  • With 7 hours to go, Ryan Payton’s ambitious Republique meets Kickstarter goal
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    With 7 hours to go, Ryan Payton’s ambitious Republique meets Kickstarter goal

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    As if you need me to tell you: it's safe to say that we're officially in the midst of the Kickstarter craze. The tip of the iceberg came with Tim Schafer and Double Fine's wildly successful adventure game project and it's $3.3 Million raise. From there, the floodgates were open. Whether it was prominent industry members, independent developers, or first-time creators, people took to the internet hoping to join the gold rush, all driven by same unshakeable belief: Gamers wanted to fund games online.