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  • Pet Town Walkthrough
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    • iOS
    Pet Town Walkthrough

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    Pet Town is a city building simulation game from Booyah! for the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad. In this game you will need to build up a town for your pets to live in, providing plenty of housing and activities for them to do! Building up a town like this won't be easy however, but with Gamezebo's quick start guide you'll have all the tips, tricks and walkthroughs you need to get going in no time.
  • Pet Town Review
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    • iOS
    Pet Town Review

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    Fans of city building and adorable pets, take notice; the creators of Nightclub City and MyTown 2 have let loose a new concoction in the form of Pet Town. Though the free-to-play iOS game is yet another in the sea of city building business simulations, this absurdly adorable number came as a pleasant surprise. Incorporating a handful of new features and constantly rewarding the player, this stylized animal utopia is certainly a step above the rest.
  • MyTown 2 Review
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    • iOS
    MyTown 2 Review

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    MyTown 2 attempts to merge the location-based gaming of the original MyTown with a more standard city-building sim like CityVille. You build homes, community buildings, and decorations, but you can also create businesses based on real shops and restaurants that are near you in real life. It's a neat twist, but it doesn't do much to alter the core gameplay, which is essentially that of a competent CityVille clone.
  • MyTown 2 Walkthrough
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    • iOS
    MyTown 2 Walkthrough

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    MyTown 2 is a location-based city building game from Booyah. Check-in to all of your favorite local places around your town, then own them in your own virtual town! Watch out though, as simply checking in to your favorite places isn't usually enough to get going. You'll need to know how to spend your coins, which business to own and more. Not to worry though, as Gamezebo's quick start guide has all the tips, tricks and walkthroughs you'll need to have a thriving town.
  • MyTown 2 Preview
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    • iOS
    MyTown 2 Preview

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    Over the last few years, MyTown has been something of a go-to app for folks looking to combine the fun of tycoon games with the on-the-town nature of check-ins. The original game itself has received countless updates, but like any success, you just had to know there'd be a sequel in the works one day. And it looks like that day is coming sooner than later, as MyTown 2 is now live in the Canadian App Store.
  • Early Bird Review
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Early Bird Review

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    The current trend of gaming seems to be giving birth to a lot of "birds" games. Angry Birds has inspired a gold rush of sorts on iOS and mobile devices as a whole, but true nuggets of gaming goodness are still a rarity. Developer Booyah! is offering the latest in this avian craze with Early Bird, an arcade-style physics romp aimed at general audiences. Early Bird might be late to the party, but it cuts through the competition to lay claim to the worm.
  • Nightclub City DJ Rivals Walkthrough
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Nightclub City DJ Rivals Walkthrough

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    Nightclub City DJ Rivals is an iPhone game developed by Booyah that's part social game, part rhythm action. Gamezebo's Nightclub City DJ Rivals strategy guide and walkthrough will provide you with a quick start guide, tips and tricks, hints and cheats to help you rock the house all night long.
  • DJ Rivals Review
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    • Android
    • iOS
    DJ Rivals Review

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    Being a DJ is a tough gig. You have to deal with unruly crowds, work late nights, and fight your way through a series of other DJs in a race to become the greatest. Well, at least that's the case in Nightclub City: DJ Rivals, a spin-off of the Facebook game Nightclub City that combines elements of social gaming with a more rhythm oriented experience. It's sort of like DJ Hero meets FarmVille. And while the core gameplay is pretty solid, the game is ultimately far too repetitive to have much in the way of lasting appeal.