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  • Bingo Charms Review
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    Bingo Charms Review

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    When I was a kid, my sister would take me to the local VFW hall to play Bingo with all the blue hairs. It was a hazy cloud of cigarette smoke and old lady perfume mixed with the not-so sweet smell of hot dogs and nachos. Bingo Charms gives you all the fun of a bingo parlor without the risk of nasty carcinogens.
  • Writer’s Blox Review
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    Writer’s Blox Review

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    Since there's probably a large segment of the population that never opens a dictionary until they need to prove their Scrabble play isn't bogus, it only makes sense that a giant lexicon like Merriam-Webster would be willing to lend their name to a similar diversion. In this case it's Arkadium's Writer's Blox, a new word game that bears a superficial resemblance to Scrabble while spelling out a new direction for the genre.
  • Mahjongg Dimensions Review
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    Mahjongg Dimensions Review

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    Mahjong has always been a fantastic way to pass the time, but mahjong in under a minute? That's genius. Mahjongg Dimensions takes the three dimensional spin of Mahjong Dimensions Deluxe for the PC and gives it the under-a-minute Bejeweled Blitz treatment. What results from this strange combination is a game that's as fun, fast, and as addictive as the titles that inspired it.
  • Mahjongg Dimensions Deluxe Review
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    Mahjongg Dimensions Deluxe Review

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    Mahjong solitaire has always been a terrific game, but if I were to sum up the experience in one word it would be "flat." Tiles are flat. The playing field is flat. Everything is just... well, flat. Mahjongg Dimensions Deluxe breaks from this flatness by offering an experience with some depth. Quite literally, in fact. You see, Mahjongg Dimensions Deluxe isn't like any mahjong experience you've ever encountered. It takes the classic formula of mahjong and brings it into the third dimension.
  • The Pini Society: The Remarkable Truth Review
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    The Pini Society: The Remarkable Truth Review

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    If you're an ancient history or archaeology buff, The Pini Society: The Remarkable Truth will be right up your alley. Based on the exploits of the real-life Pini Society, a secret organization dedicated to the preservation and protection of valuable historical artifacts, the game lets players follow along on some of the society's most important missions, learning valuable information along the way.The Remarkable Truth does a great job of evoking an older time - to be precise, the nineteenth century, when the Pini Society was founded and did much of its most important work - with graphics depicting dog-eared maps, hand-drawn journal entries and diagrams, and vintage exploration equipment like old binoculars.
  • The Pini Society: The Remarkable Truth Preview
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    The Pini Society: The Remarkable Truth Preview

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    The Pini Society is a secret organization dedicated to finding and protecting mankind's sacred treasures. While this sounds like an intriguing plot point for any casual game, the difference in the case of The Pini Society: The Remarkable Truth is that the Pini Society actually exists in real life. How cool is that?The Pini Society was founded by James Arthur Pini in 1854, during a time when many of the world's ancient archaeological relics were being sold or desecrated by grave robbers and treasure seekers. The society was recently re-founded in 2006 by Pini's great-great-granddaughter Rebecca Jayne in the hopes that members of the public could carry on the mission of helping to preserve the cultural wonders of the world.