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  • Little Farm Review
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    Little Farm Review

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    Little Farm isn't just another match-three game - in fact, nothing happens if you match three objects. Forgive the cliché, but Little Farm is like the little match engine that could by adding a new twist to the matching genre.Two city folk have won a rundown farm. Thankfully, Steve and Martha Norman meet farm hand Uncle Nate who teaches them how to restore the weed-covered farm and manage it. The Normans bring their kids Jake and Amy along to enjoy their newfound lives.
  • Yard Sale Junkie Review
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    • PC
    Yard Sale Junkie Review

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    A garage or yard sale gives owners a great way to get rid of perfectly good junk. A neighbor recently held a garage sale and my kids couldn't help but buy some of the cheap goods - after all, one person's junk is another person's treasure. However, when it comes to my kids' purchased treasures, I see them as junk cluttering my house. The same could be said of Yard Sale Junkie.
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    First Class Flurry Review

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    Airport Mania fans may wonder if First Class Flurry attempts to clone Airport Mania's success, but that would be comparing apples to oranges. Or should that be comparing supersonic jets to gliders? Anyway, Airport Mania involves directing and taking care of planes while First Class Flurry, like most traditional time management games, has players controlling a young girl - in this case, a flight attendant.
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    Pets Fun House Review

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    With the invasion of pet shop management games into the casual games market, it's hard to get enthusiastic when another comes out. Of course, here we treat all new games the same -- reviewing based on the game's merits, not what the market produces (unless the game clones another one). As soon as we start playing, however, we realize our gut instincts were right: Pets Fun House doesn't electrify.
  • Mystery P.I. – The Vegas Heist Review
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    Mystery P.I. – The Vegas Heist Review

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    When hidden object game developers tackle a sequel, they attempt to recreate the experience of the original while adding new twists. Notmuch thought goes into creating scenes and sprinkling objects around, so with hidden object games the hard part comes in spinning anintriguing story and features that keep players hunting. Unfortunately,Mystery P.I. - The Vegas Heist does the opposite of what most would expect in a sequel to Mystery P.I. - The Lottery Winner.
  • Bloom Busters Review
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    • PC
    Bloom Busters Review

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    A few gardening games have hit the casual gaming scene, but nothing like Bloom Busters. Instead of simply planting and growing crops, Bloom Busters - combining a little sim with action - sounds like a sequel to The Little Shop of Horrors with strange things happening in the garden that sprouts monsters from underground and produces giant-sized vegetables.
  • Big City Adventure: Sydney, Australia Review
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    • PC
    Big City Adventure: Sydney, Australia Review

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    Throw some prawns on the barbie, time to leave the cable cars of San Francisco behind and head for a hum dinger of a trip with the Big City Adventure family in the new hidden object game Big City Adventure: Sydney, Australia. Discover well-known sites like Hyde Park, Sydney Opera House, Sydney Harbor Bridge, and Royal Botanical Gardens. Venture beyond the beautiful and famous buildings to Circular Quay, the Domain, markets, and museums. Count on re-experiencing the fun of traveling by the bay in a new setting with a few new features.
  • Around the World in 80 Days Review
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    Around the World in 80 Days Review

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    Jules Verne's classic novel Around the World in 80 Days opens with buddies at the Reform Club arguing the possibility of traveling the world in 80 days due to a new railway in India. Wealthy bachelor Phileas Fogg decides to put his money where his mouth is and bet £20,000 - over two million dollars in today's money - that he can travel the world in 80 days. With the exception of Fogg's American visit, the match-three game Around the World in 80 Days from Playrix Entertainment faithfully follows the book's storyline complete with the characters and locales.