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  • Pirate Explorer Review
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    • Android
    Pirate Explorer Review

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    Stranded on a desert island, are you? Like the self-respecting pirate you are, it's time to get to work. Or better yet, get to treasure hunting. The feature-packed free to play simulation Pirate Explorer lets you work your way from lost castaway to active community manager, doing mundane chores and complex quests while you search for a legendary treasure!
  • Party Place Review
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Party Place Review

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    The social gaming connoisseurs at Zynga have decided we need more drama in our lives, and Party Place provides just the atmosphere to achieve it! You have the task of throwing party after wild party, stirring up trouble with your friends in the name of earning cash to make your apartment even swankier. Who needs a BFF when you've got a foosball table, right?
  • Building a Mystery: Big Fish’s journey to Shadow Lake [interview]
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    • PC
    Building a Mystery: Big Fish’s journey to Shadow Lake [interview]

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    After seven years and millions of copies sold, you can bet your missing Hope Diamond the Mystery Case Files series is here to stay. From Huntsville to Madame Fate to Ravenhearst, we've been through haunted mansions, deserted towns, dark carnivals and everything in-between, all while soaking in new and interesting puzzles that constantly stretch the boundaries of hidden object adventures. 
  • The Book of Unwritten Tales: The Critter Chronicles Review
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    • iOS
    • PC
    The Book of Unwritten Tales: The Critter Chronicles Review

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    A prequel to The Book of Unwritten Tales, The Critter Chronicles takes us back in time a bit to explore the origins of the furry Critter we all love, as well as telling the tale of wannabe captain Nate and his perfectly legitimately acquired airship. It's old school adventure gaming to the core, complete with smart writing, hilarious dialogue, and more inventory puzzles than you can attach two sticks together and shake at!
  • Yard Sale: Hidden Treasures Review
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    • PC
    Yard Sale: Hidden Treasures Review

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    Yard Sale: Hidden Treasures is a new take on Yard Sale Hidden Treasures: Sunnyville, designed for casual play on Facebook as well as Zynga's own website. The game takes the hidden object concept to extreme levels, dropping you in neighborhoods filled with people who want to sell their junk and giving you a nice empty yard to fill with the "treasures" you gather!
  • Hidden Doodles Review
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    • iOS
    Hidden Doodles Review

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    Hidden Doodles is technically a hidden object game, but don't confuse it with Mystery Case Files: Shadow Lake or any other story-based adventure game. This refreshing release takes a few design cues from Doodle Find, filling your screen with level after level of comic-style drawings and challenging you to find certain ones as quickly as you can. It's like Where's Waldo? on a roller coaster, which is just as exciting as it sounds!
  • Mystery Case Files: Shadow Lake Review
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    • iOS
    • PC
    Mystery Case Files: Shadow Lake Review

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    The latest Mystery Case Files game has arrived! Shadow Lake takes place in an abandoned town crawling with both ghosts and paranormal investigators. You play a detective who is out to solve the mystery of a relic uncovered by a prisoner almost 40 years ago. Assisted by a psychic medium (played by Lea Thompson), you'll travel through a number of varied locations as you pick up clues delivered to you from the other side.
  • Cruel Games: Red Riding Hood Review
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    • iOS
    • PC
    Cruel Games: Red Riding Hood Review

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    Looking for a version of Little Red Riding Hood that's not quite as kid-oriented? Cruel Games: Red Riding Hood spins the tale anew in the form of a hidden object game, setting it in a modern day world with a twisted madman who spends his time kidnapping people and forcing them to act out versions of classic fairytales. It's dark, often disturbing, and maybe just the thing for a quiet night when you're ready to scare yourself half to death.