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  • Nightmares from the Deep: The Siren’s Call Review
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    Nightmares from the Deep: The Siren’s Call Review

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    Nightmares from the Deep: The Siren's Call is a stunning game. It's filled with action, suspense, a touch of intrigue, and so many interactive mini-games and puzzles that you'll wonder how long your mouse hand can stave off fatigue. Wrapped around this is an exciting story that mixes mythology with modern characters, creating a game that catches you from the opening cinematic and refuses to let go.
  • Strange Discoveries: Aurora Peak Review
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    Strange Discoveries: Aurora Peak Review

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    Here's a strange discovery for you: purple crystals that make plants come to life and animals mutate! Your brother Alan was investigating the situation on Aurora Peak when he summoned you to help. One helicopter crash and a crazy dude in a hazmat suit later, and you find yourself stranded near the mountain with no way to help Alan. Time to get this hidden object stuff started!
  • Wheel of Fortune: Cubed Review
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    • iOS
    Wheel of Fortune: Cubed Review

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    What would Wheel of Fortune be like if it were a little more three dimensional? Try Wheel of Fortune: Cubed, a remixing of sorts that takes the letter- and clue-based elements from the game show and tosses them on a floating cube. There's no Pat, no Vanna, and no cheesy conversations between contestants, but there's still plenty of wordplay and wheel spinning!
  • Stray Souls: Stolen Memories Review
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    Stray Souls: Stolen Memories Review

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    Stray Souls: Stolen Memories is an adventure game whose goal is to make you think you ate some bad tacos. By that we mean you'll encounter unusual things that don't make a lot of sense, such as a life-sized wooden puppet hanging from a bridge, or a door that turns into paper. That strangeness works in the game's favor, however, and makes you ever so curious to see what's around the next corner.
  • Hidden Shadows Review
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    Hidden Shadows Review

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    Gracetown is a city dripping in corruption. It's the kind of place you wouldn't visit even if there were 100 Batmans living there. You're an honest cop with the ability to converse with the dead, and it's your job to clean up these streets: a pretty tall order. But when even death itself can't hide the truth, you've at least got a bit of an edge!
  • Royal Envoy: Campaign for the Crown Review
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    • PC
    Royal Envoy: Campaign for the Crown Review

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    Royal Envoy: Campaign for the Crown has a hefty legacy to live up to. Previous installments in the series pretty much perfected the road-repairing, house-upgrading time management formula. What could Campaign for the Crown possibly bring to the table? Well it turns out, more of the same, along with generous doses of humor and well-balanced creative diversions.
  • Apothecarium – The Renaissance of Evil Review
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    • PC
    Apothecarium – The Renaissance of Evil Review

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    An unconventional hidden object game in many respects, Apothecarium - The Renaissance of Evil goes out of its way to give you your fair share of excitement. In addition to a good old fashioned story of medieval science and plagues, you'll come across monster battles, optional match-3 puzzles, plenty of mini-games, and more conjurer's tricks than you can shake an alchemist's glove at.
  • Dracula 4: The Shadow of the Dragon Review
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    • iOS
    • PC
    Dracula 4: The Shadow of the Dragon Review

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    Just because the name "Dracula" is in the title, don't discount Dracula 4: The Shadow of the Dragon as some hokey vampire game. Created by Microids, a studio with an impressive pedigree of adventure games under its belt like Dracula 3: The Path of the Dragon and the Syberia series, this is an adventure for true adventure fans, complete with a well-told story and fantastic puzzles.