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  • Dream Day Wedding: Bella Italia Review
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    Dream Day Wedding: Bella Italia Review

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    Love is in the air and wedding bells are not far behind. But to make sure everything can go off without a hitch, there's a lot that has to be done in order to make this special day for a young, happy couple a perfect one. And guess what? You're the person who's been hired to make it all happen! The latest wedding planning adventure in the upbeat hidden object series, Dream Day Wedding: Bella Italia is another whirlwind of wedding wackiness.
  • Dream Day Wedding: Bella Italia Preview
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    Dream Day Wedding: Bella Italia Preview

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    The next hidden object game in the Dream Day Wedding is launching later this month, and I-play gave us an early peek. Get ready to explore famous Italian landmarks and immerse yourself in the art of Botticelli and Piero della Francesca in Dream Day Wedding: Bella Italia.
  • Nora Roberts: Vision in White Review
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    Nora Roberts: Vision in White Review

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    When it comes to hidden object games with romantic themes, Cupid's arrow has tended to miss the mark. If Gamezebo's past reviews of such games are any indication it just goes to show that even though HOGs and romance novels might seem like a perfect fit for each other, there's still plenty that can go wrong in the execution. Leave it to the folks at I-play and Floodlight Games (the team behind the successful Agatha Christie and Women's Murder Club hidden object franchises) to get things right with Nora Roberts: Vision in White.
  • Nora Roberts: Vision in White Preview
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    Nora Roberts: Vision in White Preview

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    I-play and Floodlight Games (the folks who brought us the Women's Murder Club series in partnership with novelist James Patterson), are teaming up with another best-selling author for the upcoming hidden object game Nora Roberts: Vision in White. Vision in White is named after and based on the first book in Nora Roberts' Bride Quartet series. You'll play Mackensie Eliot, a wedding photographer and one of the four founders of Vows, Connecticut's premier wedding planning company. Mackensie, or "Mac" to her friends, runs the company with her three childhood friends Parker Brown (the company's wedding coordinator), Emma Grant (the florist), and Laurel McBane (the pastry chef).
  • Mahjong Memoirs Review
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    Mahjong Memoirs Review

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    One of the primary measures of a good mahjong game is the amount of time it coaxes its players to invest matching tiles. Judged by this standard, I-Play's Mahjong Memoirs is a winner. With hundreds of original tile layouts, plus a standalone story mode that ought to take most players at least five or six hours to work through, there's a good chance you'll be playing this latest iteration of the ancient Chinese game for weeks, if not longer.  But the game's impressive scope isn't the only reason to play. It also provides players with a variety of engaging, non-traditional objectives.
  • Treasures of the Serengeti Review
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    Treasures of the Serengeti Review

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    It's hard to imagine the dry, grassy plains of the Serengeti would be a particularly hospitable location to settle, and it's certainly not the kind of place where you'd expect to encounter a land rich with colorful gems ripe for the plucking. Treasures of the Serengeti may take more than a few liberties with its premise, but the tribal setting provides a nice backdrop for an unusual blend of traditional jigsaw puzzle and fast-paced gem matching gameplay. 
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    Agatha Christie: Dead Man’s Folly Preview

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    Following the success of Death on the Nile and Peril at End House, I-play and Floodlight Games have teamed up again for Agatha Christie: Dead Man's Folly, a hidden object mystery that brings another of Agatha Christie's classic mystery tales to life.  As a guest at the beautiful Nasse House in the English countryside, you are invited to take part in a thrilling mock-murder game.  While visitors follow clues to figure out "whodunit," those in charge find themselves with a rising sense of uncertainty.  Could an insider be using this charade as the perfect disguise for some despicable scheme?