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  • Obulis Review
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    • PC
    Obulis Review

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    After years of cookie-cutter match-three, hidden object and time management titles, we're confident that casual gaming fans are hungry for something different. Physics-based puzzler Obulis certainly fits the bill, challenging players to use height, positioning and momentum to bump varyingly-hued balls into pots, vases and cauldrons of similar color.
  • Elf Bowling: Hawaiian Vacation Review
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    • PC
    Elf Bowling: Hawaiian Vacation Review

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    Scientists may refute the concept of "devolution," or biological regression, but to those who'd argue against society's continued decline, we humbly offer the following rebuttal: OK! magazine. Celebrity Circus. Eddie Murphy's Meet Dave. And, of course, what's certain to be everyone's new favorite harbinger of the impending apocalypse, Elf Bowling - Hawaiian Vacation, which somehow finds a way to make casual gaming's most insipid (yet strangely compelling) arcade outing even more brain-dead, if humanly possible.
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    Jojo’s Fashion Show 2: Las Cruces Review

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    Moreso than any other industry, haute couture can be a brutal field - one week you're in... literally the next, out. Case in point: Jojo's Fashion Show 2, which, while building on its predecessor's successful formula, fails to turn quite as many heads. Despite offering more of what casual gaming fans already know and love (clothes, styles, chic-themed challenges, etc.), the title feels more like a glorified expansion pack than proper sequel, even if longtime admirers will hardly be disappointed.
  • Stand O’Food 2 Review
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    • PC
    Stand O’Food 2 Review

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    Popular as the original proved to be, with a name like Stand O'Food 2, you'd expect the latest time management outing from Alawar to be a bit cumbersome. Lo and behold, suspicions are quickly confirmed, as this puzzler's bizarre play mechanics, half-baked production values and poor translation job immediately reveal. Thankfully, as with its predecessor, what starts out a clumsy mouse-mashing challenge soon becomes a fun and frantic way for aspiring restauranteurs to practice firing up the grill.
  • Yummy Drink Factory Review
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    • PC
    Yummy Drink Factory Review

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    Speaking from personal experience, it's tough to be a barista. There's the grueling pace, constant stream of incoming requests, pressing need to keep abreast of multiple orders and, of course, a never-ending cavalcade of irate customers to address. Oddly enough though, Yummy Drink Factory - which tasks you with manning the controls of a whimsical wonderland's coffee shop serving counter - makes these tasks fun and enjoyable, if only for a short while.
  • Ancient Quest of Saqqarah Review
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    • PC
    Ancient Quest of Saqqarah Review

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    You've got to love acclaimed casual game developer Codeminion's commitment to innovation and quality. Whether exploring new ways to play connect the dots (Magic Match) or turning the marble-blasting genre on its head (StoneLoops of Jurassica!), the studio always makes a point of doing something eye-catching with each release. Be thankful then nothing's changed in latest offering Ancient Quest of Saqqarah.
  • The Flying Trapeezees Review
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    • PC
    The Flying Trapeezees Review

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    Anyone who's ever dreamed of running off to join the circus will be right at home in The Flying Trapeezees. A slickly-produced, tongue-in-cheek foray into the world of late 19th century aerial acrobatics, the title proves a relatively engaging way to turn off your brain and unwind.While fairly simple and repetitive, not to mention unlikely to challenge veteran keyboard jocks, hey… we can confidently say it's the most fun you'll have in tights, outside of the odd dance recital.
  • Tropicabana Review
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    • PC
    Tropicabana Review

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    A spot of good news for fans of pattern-matching puzzlers… While casino-themed outing Tropicabana might not be the most innovative match-three outing we've seen, it's definitely one of the more original. Successfully capitalizing on a tried and true formula, while also placing a greater emphasis on music and atmosphere than rivals, a few minor quirks notwithstanding, the game comes highly recommended.