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  • Cartoon Wars 2: Heroes Review
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Cartoon Wars 2: Heroes Review

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    Anyone who thinks that cartoon characters couldn't possibly engage in acts of war should probably check out an episode of two of Tom & Jerry. If Hanna-Barbera's cartoon was still a regular fixture in this day and age, there's a chance every episode would have to be preceded by a parental guidance warning - most of them containing more violence than you're likely to see in your average Terminator movie.
  • Tap Town Review
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    • iOS
    Tap Town Review

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    Taking root and constructing your own virtual city is certainly not virgin territory for games - anyone who has had a crack at EA's SimCity over the years will be more than familiar with the relative highs and lows that come with running a synthetic city.
  • Chime Review
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    • PC
    Chime Review

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    Games have never been so willing to accommodate our daily lives just to ensure we play them. The offshoot of this, of course, is that rare are the titles daring enough to state their terms from the word go and trust that we won't abandon them. Chime, with its sensory assault, is one such game.
  • Shibuya Review
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    • iOS
    Shibuya Review

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    It's not hard to imagine that those behind Shibuya probably thrive on a sense of order. A trip around their respective abodes would no doubt uncover neatly stacked book shelves, DVDs all stood up in alphabetical order, and dirty dishes washed, dried and put back in their cupboards within seconds. In short, Shibuya is an OCD sufferer's paradise, effectively playing the role of that pile of rubbish that you never quite finish cleaning.
  • Cut The Rope Review
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    • Android
    • iOS
    • PC
    Cut The Rope Review

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    Who knew flinging birds at a pack of pigs would be so much fun? Or that jumping up a series of never-ending platforms with no real rhyme or reason would keep you entertained for hours? In its short life, iPhone has been home to scores of such titles, simple actions transformed into so called killer-apps with notable frequency. Five minutes into Cut the Rope, and it's clear the format has another such hit on its hands.
  • Sour Patch Battle Karts Review
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    • PC
    Sour Patch Battle Karts Review

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    Is it a little too obvious to say that, for all the sweetness and light in Sour Patch Battle Karts, there's something underlying play that gives it a slightly bitter after taste? Whether that's a cliché or not, this attempt to cash in on the cute and cuddly side of candy - in what can only be described as a fairly overt take on Mario Kart's battle stages - isn't quite the sugary affair it paints itself as. Indeed, it's actually a little drab.
  • Time Geeks: Find All! Review
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    • iOS
    Time Geeks: Find All! Review

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    You'd be hard pressed to find many a critic willing to heap praise upon the Where's Waldo books, but even those of the highest esteem would admit those puzzles were mighty addictive. My old school library might have been teaming with literary classics and books on the arts and history's great wars, but it was those paperbacks littered with pictures of the lanky chap in the stripy jumper that dominated everyone's time.
  • Puzzle Dimension Review
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    • PC
    Puzzle Dimension Review

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    Games are a funny business. Pop down your local zoo and attempt to cram a load of monkeys in a series of perspex balls, and chances are you're going to raise more than a few eyebrows. Make such activities the subject of a game, however, and all of a sudden you've got a best-seller on your hands. The success of the aforementioned Super Monkey Ball has naturally lead to a number of clones, but Puzzle Dimension - despite obvious similarities - isn't one of them.