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  • Fluffy Birds Flash Review
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    Fluffy Birds Flash Review

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    Casual games must be going to the birds. You've seen the feathery protagonists angry, you've seen them gadding about with rockets strapped to their back, and now you can find them being, well, fluffy. Fluffy Birds Flash isn't entirely a bird of a different color — it's hard to shake the impression that the developers used Bejeweled as a foundation — but it spreads its wings far enough to yield a style of addicting gameplay that's distinctly its own.
  • King’s Bounty: Legions Review
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    King’s Bounty: Legions Review

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    If you've found yourself disillusioned by recent ambitious releases such as Civilization World, take heart--King's Bounty: Legions is a game that proves you can adapt a beloved classic title for Facebook without sacrificing quality. And in this case, it's tempting to call the Facebook version every bit as good as the original. Here is a game that demands the right level of strategic competence while sporting beautifully rendered character animations and textures. It doesn't nickel-and-dime you, it offers satisfying battles every time you play, and it never shies from throwing down the gauntlet of challenge. Hardcore gamers, this may be the game you've been waiting for.
  • RocketBird Review
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    RocketBird Review

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    Thank goodness for games like Rocketbird. Sleek, simple, and outrageously fun, Rocketbird is a plucky reminder that many of Facebook's best games have no need to compete with extravagant console adaptations or social games for "real" gamers. Its sessions are quick, its tournaments take the social angle as far as it needs to go, and it breeds addictions with only the most basic of controls. If developer BeTomorrow can maintain the title's current pace, this incarnation of the wildly popular iPhone classic could propel Rocketbird's popularity to even wider horizons.
  • Civilization World Review
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    Civilization World Review

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    When news of Civilization World first hit the mainstream gaming press back in 2009, the hype was such that you could have been forgiven for initially thinking that someone had found civilizations on other worlds. At last, many said, here was the messianic Facebook game for "real" gamers; here was a game that would send Zynga fleeing madly down its perfect CityVille streets. The truth, of course, is a little more complex.
  • Millionaire Boss Review
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    Millionaire Boss Review

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    Two powerful lessons stand out in Digital Chocolate's Millionaire Boss. The first, as you're told early on in the game, is that you have to spend money to make money. The other, which goes unsaid, is that it's not what you know, but who you know. While other office titles have tossed around these motivational poster mainstays for years, few have taken them to the literal extremes found in Millionaire Boss. You'll need plenty of friends and Facebook credits to make it to the top here, and some unfortunate technical issues render the game as demanding for your CPU as for your management skills.
  • Bouncing Balls Review
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    Bouncing Balls Review

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    While Bouncing Balls has plenty of balls to go around, it's hard to ignore the fact that almost none of them are bouncing. Instead, you'll find them clinging to the bottom of what appears to be a 1,000-ton metal cloche and looking all the world like fuzzy Skittles.They may pop as you fire at them with your trusty Skittle cannon and dozens of others may fall with the right combinations, but you'll only see them bounce on the rare occasions when you make a bank shot off of a wall. Thankfully, this minor oversight is one of the few downsides to this otherwise worthy clone of Snood.
  • Pool Live Tour Review
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    Pool Live Tour Review

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    Any video game version of pool should always be played in real time against other players. In real life, pool is one of the quintessential games for making new acquaintances in random locations, and that cherished benefit thankfully translates well in this social version of the popular cue sport. And while Pool Live Tour could benefit from some more complex options, these social strengths along with its accessible gameplay are enough to render it one of the better games of pool on the web.
  • Vorp! Preview
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    Vorp! Preview

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    When we first previewedVorp, the arcade shooter had just two of its four game modes available to play. One of those unreleased modes was DOtA (short for Defense of the Ancients, a popular mod for strategy gameWarcraft III), and ahead of release we had a chance to play a few rounds with the development team at End Games. The real-time multiplayer mode adds co-operative play to the experience, and a surprising amount of room for experimentation.