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  • Mr .M’s Code of Murder: The Byzantine Assassin Review
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    • iOS
    Mr .M’s Code of Murder: The Byzantine Assassin Review

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    In a dark and baroque castle, a curious assembly of people have gathered together. How such diverse characters as a Duke, an Augur, a Scholar and someone's pet cat have come together in this sinister place is never revealed. All we know is that amongst them is a deadly assassin who means, for equally obscure reasons, to murder five victims and then escape into the night before he or she is unmasked.
  • Dr. Panda’s Daycare Review
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Dr. Panda’s Daycare Review

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    Dr. Panda is rapidly becoming a fixture on the iDevices of parents everywhere, with developer TribePlay expanding the franchise that started in a hospital out to a school and a restaurant. Rapidly establishing an in-house art and play style, the friendly bear is now in your local nursery with Dr. Panda's Daycare.
  • QatQi Review
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    • iOS
    QatQi Review

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    Another week, another word game. But this one comes with a pedigree: From the game designer behind previous letter puzzler Lexitect,and an artist who worked on The Phantom Menace, QatQi promises to be something special. Even the title seems evocative and mysterious.
  • Word Bird Review
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    • iOS
    • PC
    Word Bird Review

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    It's not really surprising that writers should have a secret passion for word games. It's perhaps more unusual that word puzzles enjoy the immense across-the-board popularity that they do. But people like them, and mobile devices are a natural platform for them, so it's a very crowded marketplace. That hasn't deterred developer Funkitron from trying to muscle its way in with the new app Word Bird.
  • Dominion Review
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    • PC
    Dominion Review

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    Dominion is one of the cleverest, most innovative and genre-defining card games of the last decade, but it's also one of the driest. The continual card-sorting and shuffling was annoying, and with virtually no interaction, I felt no great draw to play it with other people. Computer implementations, however, are another story; and HTML5 gaming suite Goko is offering the game for free, with the added convenience of playing in your browser.
  • Toca Tailor Review
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    • iOS
    Toca Tailor Review

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    Only a month after their previous delight for kids, Toca Band, hit the App Store, the wonderment machine that is developer Toca Boca has roared into action once again and delivered us a new window into their imaginations with Toca Tailor.
  • Botanica: Into the Unknown Review
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    • iOS
    • PC
    Botanica: Into the Unknown Review

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    The humble mouse is arguably the most powerful and versatile computer input tool devised so far. So it's unsurprising, then, that an awful lot of games have been built around it and it alone as a control device. What's perhaps more surprising is that there hasn't been a greater crossover between the various genres of games reliant on the mouse. Enter Botanica: Into the Unknown.
  • Dominant Species Review
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    • iOS
    Dominant Species Review

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    When the board game Dominant Species came out in 2010, it most definitely lived up to its namesake, earning a swatch of awards and topping many lists of end of year favourites. Yet a persistent complaint about the title was its beastly play time and administrative overhead. At 3-4 hours for a complete session, and with hundreds of cubes and chits to organise, sitting down for a game was a logistical nightmare. To our mind, an iOS version seemed the ideal solution. It seems publisher GMT agrees.