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  • Grim Facade: The Cost of Jealousy Review
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    Grim Facade: The Cost of Jealousy Review

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    Uh oh, a murder! And an explosion soon afterwards! Add to that a cheating husband, a jealous wife, and a scheming mistress and you've got the makings of a good old fashioned crime investigation. Grim Facade: Cost of Jealousy follows the same basic layout and style as the previous Grim Facade games, only now it sets its sights on the green-eyed monster that is jealousy.
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    What comes to mind when you think of Spain? Bulls? Matadors? Décor that's obsessed with serpentine designs? Street Fighters named Vega clambering up fences and then leaping down on you, claws bared? In reality, Spain is pretty much like any other place in the world. But nobody wants to play a hidden object game (HOG) about any ol' place in the world, which is why ERS Game Studios is bringing us Grim Facade: The Cost of Jealousy, a PC HOG that presents a romanticized version of Spain—but that's what makes it fun.
  • Maestro: Music from the Void Review
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    Maestro: Music from the Void Review

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    The Maestro series started off a little morbid with Maestro: Music of Death, then turned a brighter leaf with Maestro: Notes of Life. The third in the series, Maestro: Music from the Void, brings back the doom and gloom, sending you to Vienna to investigate the disappearance of two musical prodigies. Oh, also, there's a smoke-like specter with skull faces lurking around. Keep an eye out for that.
  • Dark Tales: Edgar Allan Poe’s The Gold Bug Review
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    Dark Tales: Edgar Allan Poe’s The Gold Bug Review

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    As a whole, the hidden object genre tends to rely largely on motifs of mystery. It should come as no surprise, then, that developer ERS Game Studios has a series of HOGs based off of the stories of Edgar Allen Poe. These adventures see you, the detective, aiding Poe's recurring sleuth staple Dupin, the protagonist of some of the books in which these games are based, but who never actually appears in The Gold Bug. 
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    The Dark Tales hidden object games are based on the works of famed horror writer Edgar Allan Poe. That means the average Dark Tales games features lots of love, rainbows, and fluffy kittens—oh, pardon. Got mixed up. Dark Tales' stories are actually brimming with blood, intrigue, darkness and mystery. The fourth game in the series, titled The Gold Bug, turns up the "Creepy" dial one more notch by throwing some spiders and insects at you while you try and unravel the story. Nooo!
  • Reality Show: Fatal Shot Walkthrough
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    Reality Show: Fatal Shot Walkthrough

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    Reality Show: Fatal Shot is an interactive puzzle game in the horror genre developed by ERS Game Studios.  Submersed in a suspenseful storyline with beautiful graphics you will travel to various locations examining clues, documenting data, picking up items and using them to help you progress in the game. You will also solve challenging mini game puzzles and can play the game in a casual or advanced mode. Gamezebo's strategy guide will provide you with detailed images, tips, hints, and information to help you play your best game.
  • Reality Show: Fatal Shot Review
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    Some people will do anything for fame, but in ERS Game Studio's newest adventure puzzle game, Reality Show: Fatal Shot, that desire for 15 minutes in the spotlight actually turns deadly, as a man is killed on air by being thrown off of a bridge. You'll need to jump into the shoes of a detective to solve the mystery surrounding this man's death, while always keeping in mind that even the victims aren't always who they appear to be.