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In the early aughts, Nadia fell into writing with the grace of a brain-dead bison stumbling into a chasm. Over the years, she's written for Nerve, GamePro, 1UP.com, USGamer, Pocket Gamer, Just Labs Magazine, and many other sites and magazines of fine repute. She's currently About.com's Guide to the Nintendo 3DS at ds.about.com.
  • Happy Squirrels Preview
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    • iOS
    Happy Squirrels Preview

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    Listen up: It's really important to make sure that the squirrels in your neighborhood—and those living beyond—are comfortable. When they're displeased, they unfurl their true natures, and can strip your skin from your bones in less than five minutes. It's not a joke. That said, Happy Squirrels is an iOS game, so it technically can't sink its teeth into you.
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    • Android
    • iOS
    All Talk Review

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    The App Store already features lots of digital adaptations (and alterations) for Scrabble, Sudoku, and Pictionary. Maybe that's why developers have moved on and started giving Hasbro's Taboo some love. All Talk is a word guessing game that comes from the same bloodlines as another recent App Store addition, Can't Say That!. There is an important difference, though: In All Talk, you receive and deliver all your clues via voice recordings. This seemingly small gameplay tweak actually changes All Talk's chemistry enough to keep it out of Can't Say That!'s shadow.
  • Dynasty Review
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    Dynasty Review

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    Picture this: You're a restless explorer, and you're returning to your father's estate for the first time in years. Your father is long gone, and so are his millions. You walk onto the estate lands and your eyes immediately fall on the tattered buildings, the sour fields, and the rusted corpses of vehicles parked willy-nilly. You sigh, and drop your pack on the dirt with a thud. You steel yourself, roll up your sleeves, and sit down on Facebook to manage your virtual inheritance through Dynasty, because your parents don't actually own any property except for a centipede-ridden bungalow in the suburbs.
  • Rollie Preview
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    • iOS
    Rollie Preview

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    What would you do if you were ever awakened from a nice nap by the sight of crabs, monsters, aliens, and ice cream raining down from the sky? In most cases, the proper reaction would be to roll over and go back to sleep. You slept through every other major event in your life, so you may as well sleep through the Apocalypse. In Rollie's world, sleep is not an option. When things go topsy-turvy, he leaps into action and tries to put things right in Rollie, an action-puzzle game for iOS.
  • Can’t Say That! Review
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    • iOS
    Can’t Say That! Review

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    We all censor ourselves in certain kinds of company. For instance, we typically don't allow ourselves to say words that start with "F" and end with "K" in front of our grandmothers, as "Firetruck" can actually be a pretty upsetting word under the right circumstances. But for the fun of it, why not challenge yourself to hold back on using certain words even when you're alone? "Where's the fun in that?" you might sneer. Well, it's what you need to do if you want to play Can't Say That! —and no matter how you feel about censoring yourself, it is a lot of fun to play.
  • Pirate Explorer Preview
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    • Android
    Pirate Explorer Preview

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    Yar-har, fiddle-dee-dee. You are a pirate. That is to say, you can be a pirate. Ya got the potential to be a scurvy sea-dog, kid. Real potential. But just to be sure, you should play Pirate Explorer, a hidden object/city building game for iOS, PC, and Android. Haul in some priceless booty from a hapless ship, and then we'll talk.
  • Monster Mansion Preview
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    • iOS
    Monster Mansion Preview

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    It's rough being a monster. For starters, it's a pain to get a rental application approved. Other tenants can't deal with vampires' active night lives, and it's a well-known fact that werewolves are rarely even paper-trained. That's why you need to play Monster Mansion, a free-to-play building-management game for iOS. Someone needs to build the monsters a home. Will you do it?
  • Jurassic Park Builder Review
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Jurassic Park Builder Review

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    If any combination of words is capable of making your inner child sit up and take notice, that combination should be "Jurassic," "Park," and "Builder." After all, the implications are fascinating. Who wouldn't want to build their own dinosaur park, raise raptors, feed goats to Tyrannosaurs Rexes, and hopefully keep everything from going horribly wrong this time (we suggest thoroughly inspecting every can of shaving cream that comes into the park)? Jurassic Park Builder for iOS doesn't really offer an outset that's as exciting as the movie that spawned it, but it's still a very decent park-building game that lets you manage some fascinating attractions.