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  • Mishap 2: An Intentional Haunting Review
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    Mishap 2: An Intentional Haunting Review

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    Play enough hidden object games, and it becomes so easy to spot the bowling balls, quill pens, and boots that you can practically finish a level without even checking your item list. One can only arrange a room full of junk so many ways, after all; it's inevitable that they all start to feel a bit alike. Then there's Mishap 2: An Intentional Haunting, a HOG with levels so intricately arranged and deftly layered that you may, for the first time in ages, find yourself reaching for that hint button - repeatedly.
  • The Dragon Dance Review
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    The Dragon Dance Review

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    When we talk about what makes a game good, we usually mention the big stuff like characters or artwork or setting, but The Dragon Dance is an example of how ignoring the tiny details can cause a game's downfall. This hidden object game isn't lacking for good ideas, well-crafted puzzles, or enjoyable searches, but it gets so many small, yet vital things wrong that you'll hate just about every second you spend with it.
  • Zynga Launches CityVille
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    Zynga Launches CityVille

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    Zynga launched CityVille, it's mega city building game.Of course, if you were following CityVille on Gamezebo, you would know this, since we said we'd be first to tell you when it's released and we are game men (and women) of our word. And now, you can be among the first in the world to try out CityVille for yourself.
  • Marooned 2: Secrets of the Akoni Review
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    Marooned 2: Secrets of the Akoni Review

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    As hidden object game Marooned wrapped up, you had successfully managed to repair a motorboat and jet away from the island upon which you'd found yourself trapped. Hooray! When Marooned 2: Secrets of the Akoni picks up, the boat kacks out and you find yourself being pulled to an island right next door to the one you just escaped. Sigh. Ah, well…time to start searching around for a way to escape again.
  • Millionaire Manor: The Hidden Object Show Review
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    Millionaire Manor: The Hidden Object Show Review

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    One look at Millionaire Manor: The Hidden Object Show, and I thought I was in for an eyeroll-inducing nightmare of shlock and absurdity. A maniacal host has captured your grandpa, locked him in a giant birdcage, and will only release him if you manage to win a nefarious gameshow. Ridiculous, right? Well, yes, but beneath that wacky premise lies an immaculately polished HOG experience with inventive new game modes and slick design.
  • Zynga wants to Dog-Activate the Social Game World
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    Zynga wants to Dog-Activate the Social Game World

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    Mark Pincus, CEO of Zynga, proclaimed at Web 2.0 that he wants to dog-activate the world. No, he is not talking about placing a Zynga microchip to tag every dog in the world. But what he is saying is no less ambitious. The plan next year is that whenever someone sees the cute Zynga dog logo, people will know that users are playing a social game. This, of course, is Zynga Live, and is going to Zynga's social gaming network, competitive with the social gaming offerings of Facebook, Google, DeNA, and the like.
  • Jane Croft: The Baker Street Murder Review
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    Jane Croft: The Baker Street Murder Review

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    Jane Croft: The Baker Street Murder is an oddly efficient hidden object game. It seems to figure that you've played your fair share of these kinds of games, and rather than waste your time with story, dialog, or direction, it instead just sort of points you at events and lets you get on with it. And yet despite its apparent austerity, it has an appeal that is difficult to deny.
  • Downtown Secrets Review
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    Downtown Secrets Review

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    If the ex-lover who left you without any explanation three years ago suddenly called you begging for help, would you go? Apparently Downtown Secrets' Alex is a more charitable soul than I, because rather than telling Marie where she can stick it, he rushes to fulfill her request that he find some documents hidden in her apartment before the cops do. She'd do it herself, but she's in jail for murder, you see. So inconvenient.