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    Lavender’s Botanicals Review

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    You've probably strolled past stores like the Body Shop and Bath & Body Works countless times while at your local mall, or perhaps you've stepped inside to check out the scented lotions, fancy creams and rinses. You glance at one of the price tags and gasp. "Heck, why don't I add lemon zest to a bar of soap and charge $10," you mutter to yourself. Here's your chance.
  • Mystery Stories: Berlin Nights Review
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    Mystery Stories: Berlin Nights Review

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    In case you haven't noticed, the popular "hidden object game" genre has evolved in three main areas: better stories, higher production values and by weaving in adventure game-like puzzles to add more depth and purpose to your work.Mystery Stories: Berlin Nights succeeds on all these fronts to deliver a lengthy and memorable game experience that's well worth the investment. It's not a flawless puzzler, but it gets a lot right.
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    Treasure Seekers: Visions of Gold Review

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    Not all hidden object games are created equal. With its charming story, high production values and adventure game-like puzzles, Treasure Seekers: Visions of Gold is one of the better ones available today.The story -- about a young girl and her brother unravelling family secrets and finding hidden treasure -- might sound trite and overdone -- but the way it's told from Emily's perspective, coupled with beautifully animated storyboard sequences, helps give purpose to your seek-and-find exercises.
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    Fitness Dash Review

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    If you're looking for a fresh new game concept to waste away a lazy Sunday afternoon or to relax after the kids go to bed, take a pass on Fitness Dash. While this time management game is quite fun and offers many hours of entertainment, it plays exactly (and we mean exactly) like its popular predecessor, Diner Dash and other PlayFirst offshoots.You play as Jo the Jogger, a spunky young woman who wants to whip her tug-of-war teammates into shape to take on rival teams in upcoming competitions. What better way to accomplish this than by opening up a few gyms to help her friends lose weight and get fit.
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    Vanilla & Chocolate Review

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    Take a business simulation like Chocolatier and combine it with a time management title such as Cake Mania and you'll end up with something like Vanilla & Chocolate, a hybrid restaurant game that fuses these two concepts together. Is it a case of two tastes that taste great together? Yes and no, as a few gameplay and technical issues left a bit of a bad taste in our mouths.OK, so it's not the most inventive name, but at least with a title like Vanilla & Chocolate you know you're managing an ice cream store. In the main Story mode, you enter the "Ice Cream Master's Apprentice Competition" and are tasked with running an ice cream parlor.
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    Bejeweled Twist Review

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    With more than 350 million copies downloaded and more than 25 million units sold, PopCap's Bejeweled games are without question the most popular casual game franchise of our time. Little did the developers know in 2000, when Diamond Mine launched (later to be renamed Bejeweled), this simple yet addictive puzzler would spawn countless clones, sequels and spin-offs for multiple platforms.
  • Nancy Drew: The Haunting of Castle Malloy Review
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    Nancy Drew: The Haunting of Castle Malloy Review

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    Her Interactive has found a lucrative niche in its clever Nancy Drew adventure series, now in its 19th release, and the latest, Nancy Drew: The Haunting of Castle Malloy, lives up to the series' reputation of delivering a fun and atmospheric tale.Available as a 900MB download (ouch!) or in a two CD-ROM set in stores, Nancy Drew: The Haunting of Castle Malloy follows everyone's favorite teenage sleuth as she travels to Ireland to attend her friend Kyler Mallory's wedding.
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    Veronica Rivers: Portals to the Unknown Review

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    It's not the usual scenario for a hidden object game: you play as a rescue pilot, Veronica Rivers, stationed at the north pole, who one day receives an S.O.S. distress code from a team of geologists in Alaska. Little do you know that this mission will lead to a life-altering journey, as you stumble upon portals that whisk you away to different parts of the globe, beginning in the jungles of Laos.