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  • Little Farm Review
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    Little Farm Review

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    Little Farm isn't just another match-three game - in fact, nothing happens if you match three objects. Forgive the cliché, but Little Farm is like the little match engine that could by adding a new twist to the matching genre.Two city folk have won a rundown farm. Thankfully, Steve and Martha Norman meet farm hand Uncle Nate who teaches them how to restore the weed-covered farm and manage it. The Normans bring their kids Jake and Amy along to enjoy their newfound lives.
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    It's Steve and Martha Norman's lucky day after Martha buys a raffle ticket for a fundraiser and wins! Her prize is a real, honest to goodness farm. Although it's a big life change, the Normans decide to jump into the family motor home with the kids and leave the big city behind in Little Farm, the upcoming puzzle game from MumboJumbo and Hot Lava. "How hard can it be?" asks Steve. Famous last words...
  • 7 Wonders II Review
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    7 Wonders II Review

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    It takes over 400 years to build seven wonders plus one surprise wonder, but of course time isn't to scale when playing 7 Wonders II. The sequel to 7 Wonders of the Ancient World explores all new wonders including Stonehenge, The Colosseum, Taj Mahal, the Great Wall of China, Shwedagon Pagoda, Angkor Wat, the statues on Easter Island and one secret wonder which you won't find until you've put together seven pieces of a map you find at the other locations.
  • Reaxxion Review
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    Reaxxion Review

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    Those who grew up dumping quarters into arcade games in the early '80s may smile upon launching Reaxxion (pronounced "reaction"), a new downloadable diversion based on the classic brick-breaking game-play found in titles such as Breakout or Arkanoid.You know the drill: the goal is to move a paddle right or left at the bottom of the screen, in order to keep a bouncing ball from touching the ground. To clear each screen, you must break all the colored bricks laid out in a specific pattern.
  • Haiku Journey Review
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    Haiku Journey Review

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    The letters form words,and give all their points to you.It is wonderful!Haiku, a major form of Japanese poetry, is comprised of 17 syllables, in its English-language adaptation, divided across three metrical units of five, seven and five. The perfect vehicle for portraying a singular moment in time, it also serves well as the basis for word-crafting fun.
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    Alchemy probably isn't the first thing that comes to mind when you think of possible themes to base a wrist-cramping arcade game on.Nonetheless, in frantic brick-bashing outing Reaxxion, coming soon from MumboJumbo, it appears to be not only a natural fit, but a concept deserving of even deeper exploration.Taking the standard block-smashing formula and transferring it to a world of molten metal and arcing electricity, chances are the title will shortly transform its clever design and innovative mechanics into solid gold for developer Hot Lava as well.
  • Haiku Journey Preview
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    Haiku - a well-aged form of Japanese poetry comprised of short, but sweet three-line stanzas highlighting topics including nature and spiritualism - might not seem like the most intuitive subject to base an engaging videogame on. But word-building puzzler Haiku Journey, coming soon from 7 Wonders of the Ancient World creator Hot Lava and publisher MumboJumbo (known for smash hits like Luxor 2), proves initial appearances can be deceiving.
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    7 Wonders of the Ancient World Review

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    The best casual games are easy to pick up but difficult to put down.7 Wonders of the Ancient World is one of these games that - despite its lack of originality - can be figured out how to play in mere seconds, but proves to be a huge time sink.What's with the crack about its unoriginality, you ask?