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  • ColorCube Review
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    • PC
    ColorCube Review

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    It's with a hint of irony that the humble puzzler seems to be the one genre that has taken to 3D with the most ease. While Sonic and co. might spend their time running into walls thanks to the extra dimension, and players the world over regularly get confused and fire upon their teammates in shooter after shooter, titles like ColorCube make adapting to 3D gaming look a breeze.
  • Vizati Review
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    • PC
    Vizati Review

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    There comes a time with every half-decent puzzler that you want to give the game in question a mighty good shake. The frustration that burns within whenever you hit a mental brick wall just can't be contained - you've got to let it out some way, some how. How about a title that lets you thrash it about a touch, then? Does Vizati's willingness to get all shook up make it any more placid?
  • Numbl Review
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    • iOS
    Numbl Review

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    Some say mental arithmetic is a dying art, and they may have a point. Take a trip to any major store when the tills are down, for instance, and you'll see just how incompetent the average human being is without a computer doing the leg work for them. Numbl, however, just might be the ticket to get our brains back in gear, its simple number-based play helping to get the blood flowing up top.
  • Kerplinkus Review
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    • iOS
    Kerplinkus Review

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    No matter how much you yearn for them, the old days are never coming back. Take a trip down your local arcade in 2010 - if you still have one - and you're more likely to find a collection of dusty old units covered in chewing gum than you are the bright and gleaming games that once dominated the floor. But all is not lost for those chasing a slice of former glories. Some new games, like Kerplinkus, do a good job of recapturing those golden moments.
  • Tesserae Review
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    • iOS
    Tesserae Review

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    Just how much attention did you pay in your craft classes back in school? That's probably not a question you'll find yourself asking all too readily when you start up most apps on your iPhone, but Tesserae, despite its familiar grid-based play, is not your average puzzler, charging you with making use of poster paint politics in order to clear a board of pesky tiles.
  • Reiner Knizia’s Robot Master Review
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    • iOS
    Reiner Knizia’s Robot Master Review

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    Anyone who sampled Terminator's recent big-screen revival might well be convinced that a time where machines run the world is inevitable, but thankfully, right now you'd be hard pushed to find a robot that can delve much beyond opening a tin of soup for you. They might well have the brains, but our tech-laden friends just don't have the personality to push us off the top spot. Well, that's apart from the robots in Reiner Knizia's Robot Master, of course.
  • Match 3D Flick Puzzle Review
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    • iOS
    Match 3D Flick Puzzle Review

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    Ever suffered from a severe bout of deja vu? Rare are the days that pass by without me thinking I've been somewhere in the past or spoken to someone that, in reality, I've never actually met before. It's an alarming feeling that can bug you for the rest of the day, but it's one many iPhone gamers suffer from on a regular basis - most notably when they're sitting down to tackle yet another match-three puzzler.
  • Big Pixel Racing Review
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    • PC
    Big Pixel Racing Review

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    You have to wonder just what is going on in some game developers' heads sometimes. Maybe there's something in the water, because it's fair to say, the concept behind Big Pixel Racing isn't exactly what anyone would describe as 'the norm'. While some racers focus on signing up the best cars and simulating the toughest tracks, Big Pixel Racing turns its attention on dogs. Dogs, with square heads.