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    Blokus World Tour Review

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    And so it's a natural extension for this beloved board game to be parlayed into a computer game. The result is Funkitron's Blokus World Tour, a turn-based strategy game that builds on the winning formula with multiple game modes, colorful graphics and lots of personality.
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    Agatha Christie: Peril at End House Review

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    Interactive adaptations of Agatha Christie's beloved murder-mysteries have ranged from good (And Then There Were None) to great (Death on the Nile). Well, fans of these casual games will be pleased to know the latest adventure - Agatha Christie: Peril at End House - is the best yet, providing many hours of seek-and-find fun on your PC.
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    Agatha Christie: And Then There Were None Review

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    Rewind 10 years ago and it wasn't casual games that were all the rage among PC users - it was adventure games, where you play as the protagonist, walk around and talk with other characters for clues, collect items which you need to use to solve puzzles, and of course, unravel an interesting story as you progress throughout the game. My favorites were from LucasArts (Monkey Island, Full Throttle, Day of the Tentacle), Sierra (Gabriel Knight, Return to Zork, King's Quest) and of course the Myst games from Broderbund.
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    Abra Academy: Returning Cast Review

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    Oh no! Strange green creatures have descended upon the campus of Abra Academy and are scaring the children. While Harry and friends might have been beckoned if this were Hogwarts School of Witchcraft, in Abra Academy: Returning Cast - a brand new sequel from Big Fish Games - it's up to Wanda and her gang to investigate these attacks for the troubled faculty.
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    Big Island Blends Review

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    Blame it on the late '80s Tom Cruise flick, Cocktails, but an entire generation of dreamers imagined quitting their day job to sling drinks at a island beach bar. Well, this is precisely what you can do in Big Island Blends, in charge of a smoothie bar, after inheriting an orchard of fruit from a late relative.Not unlike a game like Cake Mania, your goal is to serve a seemingly endless stream of customers, buy upgrades to increase your productivity (or to make the joint more attractive) and of course make a lot of money in the process.
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    Baby Luv Review

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    Having three young kids of my own, I doubted how much fun it would be to play a game that requires you to take care of a baby. I mean, this is my life, so the games I usually enjoy playing are for a temporary escape after the kids go to bed and not living my day-to-day life again inside the digital world.
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    Cafe Mahjongg Review

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    Pop culture meets ancient puzzles in Cafe Mahjongg, the new game from iWin and Jenkat that is sure to give a "jolt" to casual game fans.Essentially, it's the mah jong solitaire tile game you know and love, but is now wrapped in an entertaining Starbucks-esque theme, where you must fill up punch cards - earning new drinks such as White Chocolate Mocha and Chai Tea - by playing through various tile layouts. In the main House Blend mode, you're greeted by a cafe employee, Katie, who explains how to earn new drinks.
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    Cake Mania 2 Review

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    When it comes to casual games, a good sequel should retain much of what made its predecessor a success yet introduce enough new features to justify to purchase. Cake Mania 2, the follow-up to one of the most popular casual game downloads of last year, attempts to achieve this tricky balance, but this sequel isn't as deliciously different as you might have hoped.