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  • Steve the Sheriff 2: The Case of the Missing Thing Review
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    Steve the Sheriff 2: The Case of the Missing Thing Review

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    After putting the wily Octopus behind bars, Steve the Sheriff is looking forward to taking it easy. He's been given the honor of cutting the ribbon on the Neptuneville Museum's newest exhibit, the Mona Meduza, but before he can so much as sharpen the scissors, the painting is stolen. A lawman lobster's work is never done.So begins the hidden object game Steve the Sheriff 2: The Case of the Missing Thing. To track down the slippery culprit, Steve will have to search high and low throughout the city, searching several different locations for clues. In each area, he'll have a list of objects to find, as well as a single cigar, which will be added to Steve's collection.
  • BumbleTales Review
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    BumbleTales Review

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    If match-three games suffer from a single flaw, it's that most of them don't give you a reason for your efforts beyond achieving a higher score. BumbleTales takes a slightly different approach: Instead of trying to rise to the top of a leader board, you're helping restore a community.
  • Women’s Murder Club: Twice in a Blue Moon Review
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    Women’s Murder Club: Twice in a Blue Moon Review

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    The ladies of the Women's Murder Club are back for what may be their most challenging case yet. In Twice in a Blue Moon, someone is carefully copying famous serial killers like Jack the Ripper and the Boston Strangler, leaving plenty of evidence but few clues to his identity. Lindsay, Claire, and Cindy frantically try to unravel his riddles before another victim falls prey to his madness.
  • Mystery Age: The Imperial Staff Review
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    • PC
    Mystery Age: The Imperial Staff Review

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    Normally, I frown at people who click through a game's story as fast as possible. The story is there to give you a reason for solving the puzzles/finding the items/doing whatever it is you're supposed to be doing as you play, so  paying at least some attention to it seems only fair. But the story of Mystery Age: The Imperial Staff will only reduce your enjoyment of the game, so click away as fast as you can. 
  • Princess Isabella: A Witch’s Curse Review
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    Princess Isabella: A Witch’s Curse Review

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    It's hard to know just how to describe Princess Isabella: A Witch's Curse, because it has so much going on. It's a huge, involved, beautiful mess of a game with a little bit of everything: hidden object portions, puzzle solving, skill games, even a quiz. As Princess Isabella, this should be the happiest day of your life. You're about to marry your beloved Prince Adam, but it seems that while you were out riding, a witch invaded your home, cursed the entire castle, and trapped everyone inside mirrors. You're the only one left to remove the curse and restore your family.
  • City Sights: Hello, Seattle! Review
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    • PC
    City Sights: Hello, Seattle! Review

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    Glad to have you on staff here at City Sights Magazine, kid, you do us proud! You're a great reporter, you know why? Because you've a keen eye for detail. You walk into a room and right away see everything there is to see - nothing gets past you. Your next assignment: Seattle! Now, get out there and show us the sights!In the new hidden object game City Sights: Hello, Seattle!, you'll tour around the Emerald City, visiting various famous locations  and scouring them for items of interest. Each location is beautifully rendered, bright, colorful and even fairly faithful to their real-world counterparts; you definitely won't mind staring at them as you hunt for the items on your list. And oh, what a list it is.
  • Autumn’s Treasures: The Jade Coin Review
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    Autumn’s Treasures: The Jade Coin Review

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    Autumn's Treasure: The Jade Coin has everything a great hidden object game needs. It has a plucky heroine, a lost treasure, a trail of clues that leads all over the world, and a nefarious syndicate up to no good. It's even put a nice twist on the item-finding mechanic and thrown in a few puzzles for good measure. So why is it such a tedious, boring chore to play?
  • Strange Cases: The Tarot Card Mystery Review
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    Strange Cases: The Tarot Card Mystery Review

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    As FBI agent Claire Ellery, you've been called to a remote town to find three kidnapped girls. The local police don't seem very happy to have your help, but someone begins leaving you a series of tarot cards leading you to the missing trio. In no time at all, you've found the girls, the police are calling it case closed and sending you home. So begins the hidden object game Strange Cases: The Tarot Card Mystery.