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  • Gold Rush – Treasure Hunt Review
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    Gold Rush – Treasure Hunt Review

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    There's never been a better time to get rid of a certain precious metal, with its value higher than ever. Happily, according to pleasing new action-puzzler Gold Rush - Treasure Hunt, there's never been a better time to find it as well. Having ventured deep within the title's computerized caverns, we concur: While not the most frantic or captivating of its breed, the game nonetheless proves fun and challenging, especially when enjoyed in short spurts.
  • Tower Bloxx Deluxe Review
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    Tower Bloxx Deluxe Review

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    Good news for aspiring city planners: Tower Bloxx, formerly a popular mobile and Flash-based Web diversion, is now available as a standalone, downloadable PC product, and a darn fine one at that. One of the more innovative desktop concepts we've seen as of late, it's a clever (and insanely attractive) marriage of arcade-style puzzle action and civil engineering sure to please fans of all ages.
  • Girls Inc. TeamUp Review
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    Girls Inc. TeamUp Review

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    Everybody knows the old saying: There is no "I" in team. Thankfully, there can be a "you," however, courtesy of the brainteaser Girls Inc. TeamUp, which challenges groups of young ladies to navigate colorful, grid-based landscapes. While not the most audio-visually impressive or actively engaging mindbender we've encountered for desktop platforms, it's nonetheless a light, refreshing diversion suitable for play in bite-sized installments.
  • Helen Gardener Review
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    Helen Gardener Review

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    Alright, what is it with all the gardening simulations lately… and sub-par desktop diversions? Helen Gardener deserves some serious raking - over the coals, not lawn, to be specific. A time management title that's more about precisely that (figuring out how to quickly cut through an ongoing series of tedious tasks) versus, say, having fun or getting to know an intriguing heroine, it sadly gets two whopping green thumbs down.
  • Money Tree Review
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    Money Tree Review

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    We all know money doesn't grow on trees. Except, of course, in the frantic new mouse-masher Money Tree, where cold hard cash can literally sprout from any branch. As such, it's quite easy to see the click-happy arcade game's appeal, especially in a recession. (Hey, who wouldn't want to harvest a little moolah any time of year?) Unfortunately, what's not so simple to justify is how the outing's worth a fistful of your hard-earned real-world dollars.
  • Flash Dating Review
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    Flash Dating Review

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    Today's hypothesis: The best time management games are based on real-world activities. See Diner Dash, First Class Flurry, Airport Mania and now Flash Dating, which artfully transforms the world's trickiest job - helping busy singles find their soulmate in seconds flat - into an engaging desktop diversion. While some players may find it hard to fall in love with the title's starry-eyed setup and highly repetitious action, thankfully a strong sense of personality and catchy subject matter still carry the day.
  • Word Riot Deluxe Review
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    Word Riot Deluxe Review

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    Although an Internet-only diversion (and Pogo.com exclusive at that), fans of popular TV game shows can't help but be drawn to Word Riot Deluxe. Despite being a strictly multiplayer endeavor - and one that's built around a fairly limited rule set, no less - there's much to like about the skillfully-presented title, which takes the form of a virtual primetime broadcast.
  • CLUE Classic Review
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    CLUE Classic Review

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    Books, movies, television shows, DVD/VCR challenges, the odd children's novel or interactive CD... Since debuting in 1949, British board game sensation Clue (or Cluedo, as it's known to fans overseas) has been entertaining families across the world. Small wonder then the title's received several PC conversions, the latest being CLUE Classic.