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  • The Missing: Island of Lost Ships Review
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    The Missing: Island of Lost Ships Review

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    When a band of 5 Avenger bombers took off from Fort Lauderdale on December 5, 1945 for routine navigation training, the fleet of 14 airmen were never seen again. Neither were the crew of 13 aboard the airboat sent to search for them. The area in which these unlucky servicemen vanished was later dubbed the Bermuda Triangle. Since, efforts have been made to locate wreckage, but no plane pulled from the ocean floor has yet to match the serial numbers of the lost aircraft.
  • The Torment of Whitewall Review
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    The Torment of Whitewall Review

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    If you were asked to take the last inbound ferry to an isolated island village where a mysterious monster keeps appearing at night to whisk away victims to an unknown, assumedly grizzly fate, you'd probably have some reservations, right? Well, one can only assume the townsfolk pay handsomely, because that is exactly what the protagonist of The Torment of Whitewall decides to do. Sadly, for both you and our hero, it may have been better to simply remain uninvolved.
  • Crazy Fairies Review
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    Crazy Fairies Review

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    American McGee is best known as the man behind the Alice games, dark re-imaginings of the Alice in Wonderland lore which offered a macabre twist on the well-known tale. McGee and his studio Spicy Horse Games are again mining the world of fairy tales for their latest game, Crazy Fairies, but this time around they're taking a much more lighthearted approach to the source material.
  • Allods Adventure Review
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    Allods Adventure Review

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    Mobile games are becoming an increasingly attractive way to market goods to consumers. They're cheaper to make than console games, have a wider audience, and tend to be either free or very affordable. There's movie tie-ins like Wreck-It Ralphand Temple Run: Brave, as well as unfortunate examples like the Doritos joint Dip Desperado. Most interesting, is the growing number of mobile titles used to market other games, like Borderlands Legends, for example. It makes sense, serving as an easy way to introduce a franchise to a wider demographic -- one already likely interested in gaming.
  • Leah’s Tale Review
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    Leah’s Tale Review

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    As the title suggests, Leah's Tale follows the story of a young girl named Leah. She begins her adventure as a happy, well-to-do child eagerly preparing for a lavish birthday party. After running a few errands and chatting with some townsfolk, she heads off to bed in order to rest up for the upcoming festivities. The following morn, she rushes outside to begin the celebration, only to be torn away from her home by mysterious group of strangers and be whisked away to a strange land. 
  • Golden Trails 3: The Guardian’s Creed Review
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    Golden Trails 3: The Guardian’s Creed Review

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    If you were to wake up in a bar with a strange marking on your arm and little recollection of what happened the night before, what series of events would follow? A long talk with your loved ones regarding your priorities in life? A pledge to never drink again? An appointment at the clinic for laser tattoo removal?
  • Motley Blocks Review
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    Motley Blocks Review

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    Square Enix's new 3D puzzle game, Motley Blocks, at times seems more befitting of the arcade classification, with fast-paced action that has you madly swiping and tapping at the screen. That's not to say the game lacks strategy. You'll be replaying puzzles over and over to maximize your score, strategically timing the use of power-ups and multipliers to create some deceptively deep gameplay. Nevertheless, rarely is a self-titled puzzle game as hectic and frenzied as this.
  • Haunted Legends: The Undertaker Review
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    Haunted Legends: The Undertaker Review

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    It can be hard making a living as an undertaker, especially when your friends and neighbors have the gall to live healthily and not die on a regular basis. Just how are you supposed to put food on the table with no bodies to put in the ground? Such are the woes of Mr. Fisher, the grim businessman at the center of Haunted Legends: The Undertaker.