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  • Legend of Talisman Review
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    • iOS
    Legend of Talisman Review

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    Yarr, sea dogs! Deep in the watery grave of Legend of Talisman, there be gems as big as a babe's fist, and gold as pure as a blushing milkmaid. Thar be puzzles as mysterious as a crumbling treasure map, and deep as…uh…Davy Jones' locker. Um, Flying Dutchman…er, *cough.* Okay. Legend of Talisman is quite a decent match-3 puzzle game that may seem a bit too familiar at first, but actually stands up well on its own.
  • Legend of Talisman Preview
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    • iOS
    Legend of Talisman Preview

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    Though the title "Legend of Talisman" brings to mind a story about a boy named Jack searching for an ancient relic across to worlds with the aid of his werewolf pal, that's not what this puzzle game has to offer. Instead, it's a Match-3 game that's full of fun, adventure, and pirate booty. Not a bad substitute by any means.
  • City of Fools Review
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    • iOS
    • PC
    City of Fools Review

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    City of Fools, a self-proclaimed light-hearted and clever detective romp, is a welcomed thematic departure from the macabre mysteries that populate the hidden-object, puzzle-adventure (HOPA) genre. Absolutist can be applauded for attempting to break the thematic mold, even if the barrage of jokes about bodily functions falls flat and the execution is the most reminiscent aspect of classic adventure games (meaning, you're at the mercy of the dev's logic). The gameplay mainly consists of the townsfolk (or townsfools in this case) sending the player on meaningless retrieval tasks interspersed with a few puzzles and hidden-object scenes.
  • Bedtime Stories: The Lost Dreams Review
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    • iOS
    • PC
    Bedtime Stories: The Lost Dreams Review

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    Bedtime Stories comes with an interesting premise, or at the very least, a unique one. It's the Christmas season, but you're the only person in your family that's in the mood to celebrate; everyone else is in a state of constant depression. It turns out that each family member has been cursed with an unobtainable dream, with the curse only being breakable inside each person's subconscious. You'll enter into these dreams in an attempt to break the curses and bring happiness to your family, but will likely lose some of your own happiness while actually playing the game.
  • Bedtime Stories: The Lost Dreams Preview
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    Bedtime Stories: The Lost Dreams Preview

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    Bedtime Stories: The Lost Dreams is a hidden object adventure from Absolutist that explores the pasts of four different family members who are all suffering from a common complaint: because of mistakes made in their pasts, and goals left unfulfilled, none of them are able to lead the lives they really want to live. Your goal is to help them make things right.
  • Green Moon Review
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    • iOS
    • PC
    Green Moon Review

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    Green Moon is not the most polished game you'll ever play, but it does an extraordinarily good job of capturing a player's imagination with a point-and-click adventure that's traditional in some ways and stunningly original in others. In this game your goal is not to solve a mystery or go on a journey, but instead to complete a cycle of magic spells that's thousands of years old. Your quest will take you throughout time and ultimately to Earth's moon.
  • Green Moon Walkthrough
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    • iOS
    • PC
    Green Moon Walkthrough

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    Welcome to Gamezebo's walkthrough for Green Moon.General Information Main Menu The New Game button starts the game with the currently selected player profile. The Profile button allows new profiles to be added and existing profiles to be selected. The Load Game button shows a list of saved games that can be selected. The game is also automatically saved at various points of the adventure. The Options button displays a window where the sound and music volume can be changed. There is a...