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  • Poker for Dummies Review
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    • PC
    Poker for Dummies Review

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    Hey, Seven Card Stud, wanna go to Omaha for some Texas Hold'em? Bad pun. Players have the opportunity to learn how to play those three games in Poker for Dummies without cracking a book. Instead, learn the basics, rules, and vocabulary with an interactive tutorial and quizzes covering the basics of poker and simulations that dig deeper into how to play to win.
  • Hawaiian Explorer: Lost Island Review
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    • PC
    Hawaiian Explorer: Lost Island Review

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    In this hidden object sequel you'll join a team to search for Charlie Johnson, the famous 63-year-old adventurer last seen in Hawaiian Explorer: Pearl Harbor. In Hawaiian Explorer: Lost Island, Charlie embarks on a trip to find the lost island that belonged to the Hawaiian Gods. Your team starts in Charlie's Manhattan office and will eventually land in Hawaii and explore deep into the islands where few have ventured before.
  • Apple Pie Review
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    • PC
    Apple Pie Review

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    One benefit of reviewing games: It's a great stress reliever. After a rough day, I played Apple Pie with my son so I could write the review. The match-three game gave us an opportunity to connect by doing something fun together. Unfortunately, the game's benefit stopped there.As the story goes, you receive a call from eccentric aunt who needs to take Marcello on a long vacation. Marcello would be her cat. She owns a restaurant and asks you to take care of it for her, so you're off on whirlwind adventures of running a restaurant.The game is one of those great ideas that could've gone a long way if the execution was better. Amateur production values rear their ugly heads in everything from the ugly dialogue font to below par graphics.
  • Brain Challenge Review
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    • PC
    Brain Challenge Review

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    When the cool and awesome folks at Gamezebo (I didn't overdo that, I hope?) asked if I wanted to review Brain Challenge, I jumped at the chance to turn my flabby brain into a lean thinking machine, since all that yellow tennis ball hitting and doing strange yoga moves won't do much for the little gray cells.First, a disclaimer: I'm not a scientist or a doctor, so I couldn't attest whether these games truly improve brain function.
  • Spa Mania Review
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    • iOS
    • PC
    Spa Mania Review

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    Before you think, "Oh no, not another salon game," Spa Mania distinguishes itself from other spa and time management games - at least when it comes to the mini-games on offer. Despite getting off to a slow start, the game eventually does make the grade.
  • Mystery of Unicorn Castle Review
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    • PC
    Mystery of Unicorn Castle Review

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    Enter Mystery of Unicorn Castle to transport yourself into a scene that could have come from an Agatha Christie novel. Jane Morion receives a letter from Lord Morion claiming to be a relative on her father's side and asking her to come to England regarding the inheritance of a family castle. Upon her arrival, Jane learns that others have received the same latter, and thus begins your hidden object game mystery.
  • 10 Days Under the Sea Review
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    • PC
    10 Days Under the Sea Review

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    Carrie opens her father's compass and an old man appears. He turns Carrie into a ghost, explaining that she will get her body back after she finds the treasures with the magical compass. Together with her sister, Diana, Carrie must sail to ten locales in ten days to find the treasures in 10 Days under the Sea.
  • Discovery! A Seek and Find Adventure Review
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    • PC
    Discovery! A Seek and Find Adventure Review

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    Wheel! Of! Discovery!! Travel inside a game show complete with a wheel and showcase-like sets that take players around the world hidden object style with Discovery! A Seek and Find Adventure. While Jim Summers explains the rules and keeps the game on track, Jill acts as a human GPS pointing out hidden objects when you need a hint.Like Hidden Expedition: Everest, you'll compete against others. But instead of two other teams, you compete against two contestants for a chance to win fabulous trips to Australia, Brazil, China, Egypt, France, and Spain. Ok, so you won't be winning any real trips, but at least you do a little traveling through the beautiful scenes representing the country up for grabs.