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  • Mr Yin & Ms Yang Review
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    • iOS
    Mr Yin & Ms Yang Review

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    It's fairly common for the bride or groom to get held up on their wedding day. Usually traffic, nerves or being tied naked to a lamppost are to blame. For the unfortunate Mr Yin and Mrs Yang, being dragged into two parallel universes has kept them from completing their nuptials, and only your puzzle-solving expertise can reunite them.
  • Ricochet Infinity Review
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    • iOS
    Ricochet Infinity Review

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    If we told you that Ricochet Infinity was another Breakout clone, you might well lose a great deal of motivation to carry on reading. If we were to then tell you that the game's a conversion of a three year old PC game, you might just shut down your web browser altogether. Don't touch that dial - Ricochet Infinity belies its humble origins to inject the excitement back into bat 'n' ball games.
  • The Treasures of Mystery Island: The Gates of Fate Review
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    • PC
    The Treasures of Mystery Island: The Gates of Fate Review

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    Some people just seem to attract trouble. Take Alex and Lisa, a young couple who have stumbled from one mysterious island adventure (2008's The Treasures of Mystery Island) to another. To reveal the main plot device that drives the action here would be to spoil an early twist, so all you really need to know is that The Treasures of Mystery Island: The Gates of Fate offers more of the same accomplished hidden object gameplay.
  • Biggest Little Adventure Review
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    • PC
    Biggest Little Adventure Review

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    Don't you just hate it when you're signing for a delivery and the courier spontaneously shrinks to the size of a coffee mug? Okay, it's not such a common occurrence, but it's one faced by New Yorker Ruby Benson at the beginning of Biggest Little Adventure. Being the conscientious, well bred 1920s gal that she is, she decides to help the poor shrinkee by embarking on a globe spanning journey to find the cure.
  • Tetra Defense – Attack of the Tentacle Review
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    • iOS
    Tetra Defense – Attack of the Tentacle Review

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    The art of the remix is a precarious one. While a successful remix can make you look at the original piece of music in a whole new light, fail to treat the source material with enough respect and you'll be left with an inferior tune. Tetra Defense remixes and embellishes Tetra3D's block dropping formula, but loses sight of that game's core strengths.
  • Quell Review
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Quell Review

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    Proving the old adage that it's not what you do it's the way that you do it, Quell stands out from the reams of similar lateral thinking puzzle games on the App Store through some distinctive presentation. Rather than retro minimalism (been there), hand-drawn "Doodle" (done that), or cutesy anime (bought the T-shirt), Fallen Tree Games has gone with something a little more sober and mature.
  • Chop Chop Soccer Review
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    • iOS
    Chop Chop Soccer Review

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    The worldwide popularity of association football (soccer) is down to its simplicity and its flexibility. All your average street urchin needs to play the game is a ball of some kind. As such, while the brand of soccer played on the streets of Rio or Lagos is far removed from the professional game, it's no less valid. Likewise, Chop Chop Soccer manages to accurately distil the essence of football into a distinctive one-finger experience.
  • The Mysterious Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Review
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    • Android
    • iOS
    • PC
    The Mysterious Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Review

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    Hidden object games have been to some pretty far off places in an attempt to stand out from the crowd. The Mysterious Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr.Hyde opts to take a trip to the literary world, basing its story loosely on Robert Louis Stevenson's 1886 classic, Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde.