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  • 7 Wonders: Treasures of Seven Review
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    7 Wonders: Treasures of Seven Review

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    The third edition of the 7 Wonders series sends you on a journey to nine countries and their famous landmarks, beginning with the Monastery of Sergiev Pasad in Russie, the spiritual home of the Russian Orthodox Church. Build wonders to unlock ancient compasses that reveal more wonders to build, until you face a final journey in hopes of reaching the Treasures of Seven.7 Wonders: Treasures of Seven remains faithful to the match three series with its spectacular and detailed graphics along with the cute characters who collect your broken runes -- which turn into blocks -- to use in constructing the buildings. When the blocks stop falling or slow down, the workers go on strike and eventually leave the site.   
  • Daycare Nightmare: Mini-Monsters Review
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    Daycare Nightmare: Mini-Monsters Review

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    Releasing Daycare Nightmare: Mini-Monsters right before Halloween will get any player into the spirit fo the holiday. Except that the monsters in this time management game don't wear disguises, they're real monsters. Some of them, however, wear human disguises as more move into the suburbs where humans live.Molly has become the monster mummy and daddy's best friend and baby caretaker. The monster families trust her, but they're leery of other humans - especially the agents from Bureau of Out of Ordinary Operation a.k.a. B.O.O.O.  
  • Mushroom Age Review
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    Mushroom Age Review

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    Mushroom Age hardly sounds like a puzzle and hidden object game. Don't let it throw you, and get ready for a big surprise. Meet the latest wonderful addition to the genre that involves more than finding objects. It blows away many of these games as it lasts much longer than other titles infamous for their short length. Furthermore, the lack of a clock takes away pressure so you can relish the experience.The story begins with Vera arriving at the lab where her fiancé, Tom, works. She runs into an Albert Einstein look-alike who hates being mistaken for the creator of "E=MC2." She demands to know where Tom is because their wedding takes place in two days. Einbock refuses to tell her anything.  
  • Season Match 2 Review
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    Season Match 2 Review

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    The Snow Queen in the original Season Match returns. In Season Match 2, Prince January has taken over his sister's fairytale kingdom and turned it into a nightmare. He also holds all of the artifacts giving him control of the seasons. Ice and snow covers the castles of the three princesses of seasons and the Snow Queen. The kingdom's little dwellers -- ladybirds, bees, dragonflies and butterflies -- struggle to survive the bitter winter.
  • Pageant Princess Review
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    Pageant Princess Review

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    Playing Pageant Princess will no doubt having many hearing "There she is, your ideal..." song from Miss America pageant in their heads. When Bess loses her waitressing job after 15 years, she finds herself having lunch with Florette, who encourages her to get involved in the pageant business though her pageant days are behind her.
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    Pet Show Craze Review

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    With pet-themed time management games raining like cats and dogs on the casual game industry, we've come to expect more from the late-comers. Although Pet Show Craze won't win any Best in Show awards, it does deliver a couple of treats.Anyone who has played two or three pet games already will experience déjà vu. Pet Show Craze contains similar activities as the ones in Purrfect Pet Shop and Paradise Pet Salon, including bathing, feeding, beautifying, and treating the pets. Like Pet Shop Hop, there's a David vs. Goliath story in that it's Mom and Pop shop versus evil empire.
  • Fashion Apprentice Review
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    Fashion Apprentice Review

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    In Fashion Apprentice, Anna's father wants her to be a lawyer like him. Like any normal kid, she rebels, and instead accidentally finds herself working as a fashion assistant thanks to her aunt. The aunt gives her hidden object tasks that help her learn the fashion ropes, and she discovers she has an eye for fashion.Anna completes her tasks by finding hidden objects in scenes that reflect a groovy pop art style with pink, yellow and purple being the dominant colors. The style stands out from typical hidden object games, which tend to use more realistic images. Unfortunately, the style also hinders finding objects that don't look anything like what they should. For example, pants look like shorts and a fern looks like a feather.
  • Dress Up Rush Review
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    Dress Up Rush Review

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    One question: How in the world does Jane learn so many businesses? She's done Jane's Realty and Jane's Hotel. Now she jumps into fashion in Dress Up Rush. While the title has no "Jane" in it, you know it's the same Jane when you see Jane's hotel lurking in the corner of a scene.Like Jane's Realty, the only thing this one has in common with the others is Jane.  The cluttered story finds Jane and a friend enjoying the beach when her friend suggests she should open a boutique because Jane has great taste in clothes. They catch a beach-side fashion show where Jane meets the designer and makes a deal with him.