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  • Drugstore Mania Review
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    • PC
    Drugstore Mania Review

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    GFI brings us yet another Cake Mania reincarnation with Drugstore Mania, a time management game that has you running around a pharmacy filling prescriptions for moon-eyed, cartoonish customers who honestly look like they don't need any more drugs.  With tons of flowers and strange giggling, Drugstore Mania will have you wondering if you took something before you started playing the game.
  • Jessica: Mysterious Journey Review
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    • PC
    Jessica: Mysterious Journey Review

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    The beautiful and adventurous Jessica meets a mysterious man at the airport and her world is turned upside down as she begins to unravel a mystery that will change her life forever in Jessica: Mysterious Journey. Unfortunately, only die-hard hidden object fans will be able to stick this one out until the end.
  • Walkthroughs
    • iOS
    • PC
    Detective Agency Tips Walkthrough

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    Check our strategy guide for Detective Agency, which includes general tips and solutions for every mini-game. GENERAL TIPS This game does not have a timer. You can enjoy the game at your own pace. When you begin playing, you will be taken to a map. The instructions tell you to right-click your mouse to enter the next location. You actually have to left-click in order to access it. Once you're in the main screen, you can click on the word "MAP" on the lower right side, and yo...
  • Detective Agency Review
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    • iOS
    • PC
    Detective Agency Review

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    In Detective Agency, James is a private eye whose "daily proceedings revision" is interrupted by a call from his pal Bill at the "Editorial" who gives him a lead on a theft that's just been committed. He decides to "turn to this case." Just what we needed! Another hidden object game with a lazy whodunit plot and badly translated English.
  • Mahjong: Mysteries of the Past Review
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    • PC
    Mahjong: Mysteries of the Past Review

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    The tile-matching pastime mah jong originated in China, but according to Mahjong: Mysteries of the Past the game is timeless. As you travel through five historical eras searching for pieces of a missing artifact (more on that later), the inhabitants you meet all have two things in common: one, they all conveniently speak modern English, and two, they're always up for a few rounds of mah jong.