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  • Tetra3D Review
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    • iOS
    Tetra3D Review

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    Just as modern films suffer when they have an ill-fitting layer of 3D effects applied as an afterthought, so a classic 2D gaming franchise can be ruined by forcing it to enter the third dimension. Fortunately, Tetra3D - evidently an attempt to "update" the Tetris formula - has enough going for it to avoid such a disaster.
  • Flipstones Review
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    • iOS
    Flipstones Review

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    "There's more than one way to skin a cat," so the saying goes. There's also more than one way to match up coloured gems, which may not sound as snappy, but it's a lot less nasty. Joining such well-worn methods as forming lines and arranging clusters, Flipstones has you building large triangles and hexagons from smaller coloured triangles.
  • Tidalis Review
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    • PC
    Tidalis Review

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    Tidalis promises to take you to unexplored realms, both through its fantastical storyline and its fresh take on the match-three puzzler. You'll still be matching up some familiar coloured blocks, but the way you do it differs considerably from other games in the genre. Rather than your typical Bejeweled-style swap-a-thon this is all about making use of "streams."
  • Doodle Fishing Review
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    • iOS
    Doodle Fishing Review

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    Another activity gets "Doodled." This time it's fishing's turn to get the popular prefix. As with other games in this loose conglomeration of titles from various unrelated developers, Doodle Fishing is a chirpy, easy going game with simple controls and a charming hand-drawn style.
  • Cat Run Review
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    • iOS
    Cat Run Review

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    Why did the cat cross the road? Because you drew it a path, of course. That's the premise of Cat Run, as an endless parade of kitties queue up to cross a busy road. It falls to you to help them negotiate their treacherous journey.
  • Graffiti Ball Review
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    • iOS
    Graffiti Ball Review

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    The team behind Paper Toss and Strike Knight returns with another generous slice of free iPhone entertainment. Graffiti Ball, which sees you sketching out an exit path for a dropping ball, is the kind of simple, infuriatingly addictive puzzler you'd happily pay money for.
  • Gravity Block Review
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    • iOS
    Gravity Block Review

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    Gravity Block joins the growing list of games that look like something you might have found yourself playing in the '80s (if you were alive then), but which play by some very modern rules. In this case those rules involve brain-melting physics-based puzzles, as you steer your block around by adjusting the pull of gravity.
  • iSlice: Cut it Up! Review
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    • iOS
    iSlice: Cut it Up! Review

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    Like some kind of abstract sheep-herding simulator, iSlice sees you reducing the area a bunch of perpetually bouncing balls have to move around in, without cutting off or colliding with any of them in the process. If that sounds a little familiar, you're either old enough to remember Qix at the arcade or sensible enough to have played Dr. Awesome on iPhone. In either case, iSlice is sufficiently different to warrant a closer look.