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  • Mountain Trap: The Manor of Memories Review
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    Mountain Trap: The Manor of Memories Review

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    Mountain Trap: The Manor of Memories does what many hidden object games are afraid to do: be a hidden object game. It's straightforward to the extreme, dropping just about every extra feature and gameplay gimmick you could imagine in favor of old fashioned item hunting. This could have been a disastrous decision, but somehow Mountain Trap came out the other side unscathed and ready to be played.
  • Maestro: Music from the Void Review
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    Maestro: Music from the Void Review

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    The Maestro series started off a little morbid with Maestro: Music of Death, then turned a brighter leaf with Maestro: Notes of Life. The third in the series, Maestro: Music from the Void, brings back the doom and gloom, sending you to Vienna to investigate the disappearance of two musical prodigies. Oh, also, there's a smoke-like specter with skull faces lurking around. Keep an eye out for that.
  • Tower of Elements Review
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    Tower of Elements Review

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    Just when you think you've played every imaginable permutation of a match three game, along comes Tower of Elements. The creative concept from Frogdice couples a tile-swapping puzzle game with some light defense ingredients, allowing you to put your Bejeweled skills to use to defend helpless villagers from an invading army of evil.
  • Amaranthine Voyage: The Tree of Life Review
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    Amaranthine Voyage: The Tree of Life Review

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    Mysterious artifacts and adventurous treasure hunters are a well-established part of the hidden object genre. What you might not expect, though, are scores of live actors, exciting airship crashes, spirit-like races of beings, and frightfully malefic villains. Amaranthine Voyage: The Tree of Life has all of the excitement you'd expect from a summer blockbuster stuffed inside a hidden object game.
  • Bips! Review
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    Bips! Review

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    Bips! wants us to relive the good old days of dropping coins in closet-sized gaming machines until all that's left in our pockets is lint. It does a great job emulating that style with simple one-button, reflex-based gameplay that gets more complex the longer you play. Ready to fight for your spot at the top of the high score board?
  • Tin Man Can Review
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    • iOS
    Tin Man Can Review

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    Tic is a HoverBot who looks like a unicycle with long wobbly arms. That's not even the strangest part of Tin Man Can, either, as when the game opens a wormhole appears and drags Tic into another dimension, stranding him in a colorful world full of hills and hovatrons and holes. Now the little guy has to ride his way home, and you're just the arcade game expert to do it!
  • Dark Canvas: A Brush With Death Review
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    Dark Canvas: A Brush With Death Review

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    Your daughter Angie has been traveling in Europe, but her latest letters hint that she discovered something mysterious (and possibly dangerous) in Italy. You travel to the town and discover she has gone missing, vanishing after a phantom called Silhouette showed up. In order to find her you seek the help of Virgil, a painter whose artwork can predict the future, and hope his foresight can give you the clues you need to find Angie!
  • Death Golf Review
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    • iOS
    Death Golf Review

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    Death Golf isn't your grandfather's golf. It isn't your version of golf, either, not unless you regularly deal with cannon fire and have to hop on the backs of alligators to cross water traps. That just makes it all the more entertaining, though, and with several themed stages and upgradeable equipment to make your golfing/attacking more powerful, this game's got quite a bit going for it. Golf might just be exciting again!