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  • Rescue at Rajini Island Review
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    • PC
    Rescue at Rajini Island Review

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    A captain and his crew discover Rajini Island and send their highly qualified explorers to study its ancient ruins, but the crew lost radio contact three months ago, so you get the job of finding the missing explorers in this hidden object game, aptly-named Rescue at Rajini Island.As you make way around the island, you pick up diary pages. The diary describes the explorers' findings, which can help you as you work some of the puzzles. However, the clues for most puzzles appear on the scene. (Strangely, the diary's first two pages are blank. The only way you know you're on the last page is when you click the arrow to flip the page and nothing happens.)
  • Fairy Island Review
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    • PC
    Fairy Island Review

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    In Fairy Island, pirates capture fairy friends and imprison them inside magical diamond stones known as tokens.Your job is to track down the pirates around Fairy Island to free the fairies in this match-three adventure that has four play modes and three game modes. Each play mode is a different variation of match-three, which keeps things fresh and alluring.Story Mode, of course, tells the story of your adventure and comes with two mini-games to uncover the island's secrets. Upon first play, only Normal play mode is unlocked with the others coming later. As you work your way around the island, you'll find pieces of the pirates' map to get you where you need to go.
  • Natalie Brooks – The Treasures of the Lost Kingdom Review
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    Natalie Brooks – The Treasures of the Lost Kingdom Review

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    Marc Saltzman in his review of Nightshift Legacy: The Jaguar's Eye believes 2008 will go down as the year of the "HOG" as in hidden object games. But I think it would be the year HOGs shun the HOG label for point-and-click adventures like in the old PC days.  Natalie Brooks: The Treasures of the Lost Kingdom puts a greater emphasis on adventure and less on hidden object finding. Natalie Brooks returns for another adventure that isn't unlike others we've seen in this genre. Grandpa is lost or kidnapped (in this case, kidnapped) and the hero must search for something in order to get Grandpa back. Though the story sounds clichéd, it integrates well with the game play.
  • Quizmas in Lapland Review
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    • PC
    Quizmas in Lapland Review

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    Cold weather has finally arrived in Texas and I love it as I stay cozy inside with a warm blanket, peppermint mocha coffee and a holiday game to wrap me in lovely holiday spirit. None other than St. Nicholas plays host - a Christmas version of Alex Trebek - in the Christmas trivia game Quizmas in Lapland.The trivia game has two types: single player or multiplayer with up to three players. Both come with a mode called In-a-Row, and multiplayer mode also has 3 Lights mode and first to 10.  
  • Ashtons: Family Resort Review
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    • PC
    Ashtons: Family Resort Review

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    A resort-themed time management game sounds great, especially if you don't have plans to travel during the holiday season. However, Ashtons: Family Resort compels me to reconsider that position.
  • Mandragora Review
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    • PC
    Mandragora Review

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    Gregor Mendel, the father of genetics, would be proud of Mandragora. The game lets you cross seeds to create new plants that share similar traits as its parents. You need to work fast in taking care of the trees by watering them, swatting bugs repeatedly, chopping down trees to make room for new ones, and protecting trees from flooding while trying to create new breeds.  It's not about making money, but saving land and its inhabitants by mixing and matching seeds until you find the next step in the magic tree's evolution. Each of the seven lands has its own magic tree.  
  • Mystery P.I. – The New York Fortune Review
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    • PC
    Mystery P.I. – The New York Fortune Review

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    The Mystery P.I. franchise continues with Mystery P.I. - The New York Fortune, the third game. This one feels like a twin to the previous game, Mystery P.I. - The Vegas Heist (which didn't exactly excite), except that it lives and breathes New York.The story sounds similar to the original. Instead of an older woman hiring you to find her ticket to her fortune, a billionaire's family hires you to find a hidden fortune within 17 hours or else it goes to the cat and dog. Upon success, the family will reward you with a fake $25 million. Obviously, the estate contains a vast fortune. That's all there is to the story until you wrap it up in the end.  
  • Interpol 2: Most Wanted Review
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    • PC
    Interpol 2: Most Wanted Review

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    Interpol HW sends an agent on a new seek-and-find mission in Interpol 2: Most Wanted. the previous mission, Interpol: The Trail of Dr. Chaos, involved tracking down Interpol's version of James Bond's Dr. No. In the latest mission, you'll travel the world to find three most wanted criminals hiding among many hidden objects:The Collector, Mr. Nobody, and The Siren.The graphics and audio (save for occasional footsteps and other creepy sounds) remain as slick and as the original, lending excellent support to the spy / CIA theme. HQ supplies the agent with a PDA for staying in touch, providing analysis, and communicating with field agents. Â