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  • Aerial Mahjong Review
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    Aerial Mahjong Review

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    When you see the word "mahjong" in the title of a computer game, you know what to expect: It will challenge you to clear elaborate stacks of tiles by matching identical game pieces. And as you begin playing, you'll instinctively know that in order to select a tile for elimination, it must be free to either the left or right. What you don't know from a game's title are the twists that differentiate it from the crowd. That's how it works with Aerial Mahjong from Enkord, a game that plays on your expectations of what a mahjong release is and then turns them upside down.
  • Emerald Tale Review
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    Emerald Tale Review

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    Emerald Tale, a cute and charming 3-in-a-row puzzler from Enkord, can best be described as Bejeweled meets Car Jam, borrowing from both of these game types to create a brand new interactive experience.You've probably heard of the former, where players must click on gems on a grid so that at least three of the same color are touching vertically or horizontally, but for those who haven't played Car Jam or a variant, it's a game challenges players to slide blocks around on a grid so that the exit to a level becomes accessible.
  • Clayside Review
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    Clayside Review

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    When Bejeweled appeared, players were content with swapping gems and trying to beat their personal best. Since then, developers hoping to repeat the success of Popcap's classic have thrown in more twists and turns than a bag of pretzels. Developer Enkord is no stranger to this drill, having released their third match-three game, Clayside. Although similar to their previous efforts, Zodiac Tower and Jurassic Realm, Enkord's latest does have a few variations all its own.
  • Zodiac Tower Review
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    Zodiac Tower Review

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    Even on the cloudiest of days, it's now possible to look up in wonder towards the heavens thanks to Zodiac Tower. An astrology-based brainteaser from Enkord, makers of Clash 'N Slash, Jewel of Atlantis and Jurassic Realm, this unique outing - which fuses Tetris-style shape-building with traditional pattern-making challenges - proves yet another welcome casual gaming debut.
  • Jurassic Realm Review
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    Jurassic Realm Review

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    Anyone who's ever dreamed of becoming an archaeologist will feel an instant affinity for Jurassic Realm. Your objective: Match patterns of three or more objects - crystals, bones, bugs, fossilized fangs, idols, stone axes, etc. - to excavate a whopping 151 levels by removing these items from the board.
  • Jewel of Atlantis Review
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    Jewel of Atlantis Review

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    Boom! While there's great delight in watching a building implode, it's even more fun to play a one-person demolition derby. Wreak havoc upon underwater ruins on a quest to find lost relics in Jewel of Atlantis, a three-in-a-row-type game that will have you yearning to complete all of the 103 levels in record time.