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Jillian will play any game with cute characters or an isometric perspective, but her favorites are Fallout 3, Secret of Mana, and Harvest Moon. Her PC suffers from permanent cat-on-keyboard syndrome, which she blames for most deaths in Don’t Starve. She occasionally stops gaming long enough to eat waffles and rewatch Battlestar Galactica.
  • Kentucky Route Zero: Act 3 Review
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    Kentucky Route Zero: Act 3 Review

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    We've been driving back country roads of rural Kentucky for over a year now, although it's only been one night in-game.  What started as the final delivery of antiques truck driver Conway and his straw-hatted dog, Blue (or Homer), has turned into a circular expedition for an ever-growing group of nomads with nowhere preferable to go.  Shannon Marquez remains determined to see Conway to his destination after her mysteriously vanished cousin Weaver led them to each other.  Young Ezra and his gigantic eagle companion, Julian, have joined up with the trio when they're not transporting cabins between the forest and museum.  And shortly into Act III, two new additions appear, rounding out the group to seven souls in search of Dogwood Drive off the Zero.Like Act II's interim chapter Limits & Demonstrations before, developer Cardboard Computer provided fans with a free, short lead-in to Act III with The Entertainment.  Arranged as an amateur play written by Lem Doolittle and set by the now-recognizable Lula Chamberlain, The Entertainmentis the perfect appetizer to what Act III will offer players.  It's flooded with dialogue and new characters who pour their mundane woes into the bottom of a whiskey glass.  Much like Conway's simple desire to make his final delivery, the barflies of this pre-chapter have modest dreams: a poolside vacation, a faithful husband, an honest living.  It's only in brief snippets describing the "strange boys from Hard Times" Whiskey that we are reminded of the surreal world Kentucky Route Zero is set within, and the reality of what awaits these characters outside their seemingly average troubles.  
  • Blek Review
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    Blek Review

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    Blek is a minimalist puzzle game that encourages player creativity through a lack of rules, restrictions, or requirements.  The only instruction you'll ever be given is to make a gesture; after that, figuring out what to do, how to do it, and if you even want to is entirely up to you.The world of Blek is made up of colorful dots on a white background.  Drawing on the white screen creates a line that follows your fingertip as long as you continue drawing.  Once you lift your finger, the line is let loose to fly around the screen, yet it's not exactly free: the line will continue mirroring whatever directions you gave it while doodling.  As it touches the colorful dots, they disappear, and once all dots are gone the level is complete.
  • Blek Walkthrough
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    Blek Walkthrough

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    Blek is a puzzle game developed by Kunabi Brother.  Players will draw lines to collect colored dots scattered around the screen while avoiding obstacles.  Gamezebo's strategy guide will give you all of the tips and tricks you'll need in order to perfect your line-drawing skills and make it to level 60.
  • Broken Sword 5: The Serpent’s Curse – Episode 2 Walkthrough
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    Broken Sword 5: The Serpent’s Curse – Episode 2 Walkthrough

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    Broken Sword 5: The Serpent's Curse is a point-and-click adventure game developed by Revolution Software.  In this game, you take on the role of George and Nico as they investigate multiple murders and an artistic conspiracy that could determine the fate of the world.  Gamezebo's walkthrough will provide you with detailed images, tips, information, and hints on how to play your best game."
  • Moebius: Empire Rising Walkthrough
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    Moebius: Empire Rising Walkthrough

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    Moebius: Empire Rising is a point-and-click adventure game developed by Pinkerton Road.  In this game, you'll take on the role of genius Malachi Rector as he explores a mystery centuries in the making. Gamezebo's walkthrough will provide you with detailed images, tips, information, and hints on how to play your best game.
  • Moebius: Empire Rising Review
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    Moebius: Empire Rising has an impressive adventure game pedigree thanks to creator Jane Jensen's genre-defining work at Sierra, and on the Gabriel Knight series specifically.  Her commitment to quality writing, characters, and plot in each Gabriel Knight entry opened the point-and-click adventure up to explorations of deeper, more mature subjects that have persevered through modern entries like those from Wadjet Eye.  Moebius maintains this focus on writing and story, playing out like a page-turner mystery that also happens to be filled with ingenious puzzles and challenges.The story revolves around our protagonist, Malachi Rector, a world-renowned genius who utilizes his photographic memory and knowledge of history to appraise priceless antiques and expose fakes.  We learn early on that this is no desk job: Malachi travels the globe to meet the needs of his clients and has been sent to the hospital by some who have received less savory appraisals. At the start of Moebius, Malachi is approached by a government agency, FITA, to investigate the death of a young woman in Venice.  He is not expected to solve the murder, but simply research the woman's life and use his talents to decide if her biography parallels that of anyone in history.  Of course, this unique assignment becomes the gateway to a much larger mystery and conspiracy that ensnares Malachi and the player for seven chapters.
  • Monument Valley Walkthrough
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    Monument Valley Walkthrough

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    Monument Valley is a puzzle game developed by ustwo.  Players will manipulate geometric towers designed with impossible, M.C. Escher-esque logic in order to reach the end of each stage.  Gamezebo's strategy guide will give you all of the tips and tricks you'll need in order to understand the logic of this otherwise illogical world."
  • Monument Valley Review
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    Monument Valley Review

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    Monument Valley is a work of art.  Its intricate, delicately crafted levels are masterpieces that exceed their M.C. Escher inspirations.  Where Escher designed 2D representations of impossible-yet-operational architecture, Monument Valley opens that idea up to a 3D world that must withstand scrutiny from every angle as well as direct manipulation by the viewer.  Paths that appear elevated and inaccessible from one direction become stepping stones when rotated.  Supporting archways are actually stairs once flipped.  Every part of the towering structures fit together like crisp, fresh out of the box jigsaw pieces, and yet they can be turned and twisted to create dozens of new pictures that are just as unified and smooth.Your interaction with these impossible structures is twofold: at times, you will manipulate them directly, turning cranks or sliding pieces of the architecture to achieve tactile, immediate changes.  Other restructurings require characters within the towers themselves to step on buttons to elicit responses, ranging from doors opening to entire sections of the world moving.  All of these actions have one goal: get our protagonist, Ida, to the platform at the end of the stage.