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  • The Great Tree Review
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    The Great Tree Review

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    To call The Great Tree an anomaly would be an understatement. Combining New Age mysticism with arcade-style, mouse-thrashing mayhem, it's a formula that, by all rights, shouldn't work. However, created under the loving auspices of Reflexive Entertainment (Big Kahuna Reef, Ricochet Infinity) and featuring stunning visuals by the same artist as Wik: Fable of Souls, the game's sure to leave you enchanted nonetheless.
  • Azkend Review
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    Azkend Review

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    Pattern-matching puzzler Azkend's chief innovation isn't its haunting atmosphere, lilting Far Eastern soundtrack or even admittedly gorgeous presentation.
  • Champion Chef Review
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    • PC
    Champion Chef Review

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    Take a smidgen of Diner Dash, add a pinch of Cradle of Rome and season with just a hint of The Office and then stick it all in a blender. Congratulations... You've just gotten a small taste of what Champion Chef is all about. An innovative, click-happy puzzler that'll challenge you to juggle multiple tasks simultaneously - serving uptight customers, stockpiling ingredients, competing against privileged rivals - we're getting hungry just thinking about this surefire palette-pleasing favorite.
  • 7 Artifacts Review
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    7 Artifacts Review

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    Ancient Greece has been the setting of many a casual desktop amusement, and once again it does due diligence in 7 Artifacts. A pattern-making puzzler that'll challenge your mind as much as it will your patience, the game scores with a stunning presentation and range of interesting extras. Unfortunately, it's also not the sort inclined to push the bar, relies mostly on gimmicks to engage the player and boasts less than stellar translation work, making the title a fun, but ultimately fleeting diversion.
  • Puzzle Quest: Challenge of the Warlords Review
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    Puzzle Quest: Challenge of the Warlords Review

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    Classical fantasy trappings and detailed role-playing infrastructure aside, Puzzle Quest: Challenge of the Warlords proved a surprise hit on consoles like the Nintendo DS and PlayStation Portable for one simple reason - it's a casual game at heart. So don't be so quick to dismiss the outing, just because you're not the sort who usually appreciates the complexity of Dungeons & Dragons-style romps or balks at the thought of playing swordsman or spellcaster. To do so would in fact be a major stumble, causing you to miss one of the year's most unsung gems, especially with the tale now available in a specially-enhanced edition for PC owners to enjoy as well.
  • The Golden Path of Plumeboom Review
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    • PC
    The Golden Path of Plumeboom Review

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    He may be a peacock, but Plumeboom - star of several new casual titles from veteran developer Fireglow, known primarily for hardcore wargame series Sudden Strike, oddly enough - is no dandy. Never one to get his feathers ruffled at the thought of adventure, the flashy mascot's all too keen to set off in search of hidden treasures in latest interactive jaunt Golden Path, a click-happy, pattern-making puzzler.
  • Burger Island Review
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    Burger Island Review

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    Hungry for excitement and adventure?Dig into Burger Island, the coolest electronic exercise in slinging food to unruly patrons we've spied in several weeks. Despite the frantic pace at which the game unfolds, and the inevitable onset of repetition, it's a surprisingly polished and gratifying experience that's sure to satisfy any craving for spastic, arcade-style fun.