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  • Mah Jong Quest III Review
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    Mah Jong Quest III Review

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    Mahjong solitaire may be played with mahjong tiles, but it's very different from the traditional four-person game played in Asia. Instead, mahjong solitaire is reportedly based off of an Ancient Chinese matching game called "the Turtle." Mah Jong Quest III follows in these age-old footsteps, with a bunch of new challenges for players seeking a serious mahjong experience.
  • Color Up! Wedding Scrapbook Review
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    Color Up! Wedding Scrapbook Review

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    Fiona's budding photography career gets a big break when she's asked to photograph her best friend Gwen's wedding. But after a mystery culprit breaks into Fiona's studio and trashes her work, Fiona must put together a replacement wedding scrapbook by recreating the photographs through paint-by-numbers puzzle challenges. It's all part of Color Up! Wedding Scrapbook, a relaxing game designed to bring out your inner artist.
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    Travel Agency Tips Walkthrough

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    Check out our tips and tricks for Travel Agency. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Game Overview 2. General Tips 3. Strategy Tips 4. Level Breakdown GAME OVERVIEW Travel Agency plays out within a 3 month period. Each month has 20 days for a total of 60 levels for the entire game. At the beginning of the game you will be asked whether you want to play as a male or female character. There are 2 modes in this game, Career and Survival mode. This guide basically discusses tips on Career mode but you can inc...
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    Travel Agency Review

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    Face it: If there's one genre of casual game competing with hidden object outings for the title of "most overdone" lately, it's the time management category. And at first blush, Travel Agency certainly seems to make the same mistakes as so many forgettable mouse-mashers which have come before. But look beyond the throwaway storyline, general lack of personality and slow opening, and you might be surprised.
  • Enigma Review
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    Enigma Review

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    Art theft and intrigue? Munch's "The Scream" and Picasso's "Maya with Doll" are just two paintings which have been stolen in real life, and within just the past four years! Often, the thieves seek to exchange these pilfered paintings for a hefty ransom, and since these masterpieces may be worth millions the risks and pay-offs are high.
  • Magical Forest Tips & Tricks Walkthrough
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    Magical Forest Tips & Tricks Walkthrough

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    Check out our tips & tricks for Magical Forest.THE BASICS Magical Forest isn't a very difficult game as long as you understand the basic concepts. The goal is to raise a variety of pets, harvest the goods that they produce in order to sell them and buy more expensive pets. Harvest the more expensive goods, sell them and get even more expensive pets, so on and so forth, until you've saved a million gold coins. Once you have a million gold, you can buy back the forest from the Chainmaw Lo...
  • Magical Forest Review
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    Magical Forest Review

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    If you have any deadlines today, such as submitting a game review to your editor, don't download Magical Forest. If you do, kiss the next few hours of your life goodbye. You should also grab two Popsicle sticks and some dental floss for when your finger goes numb from all the mouse clicking.
  • Tumblebugs 2 Review
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    Tumblebugs 2 Review

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    Its been argued the best way to create a successful casual game sequel is to deliver much of what made its predecessor worthy of a follow-up, yet introduce new features to justify the purchase. Tumblebugs 2, from Australia's Wildfire Studios, concentrates too much on the former, delivering very much the same experience as the first game despite a couple of new additions. This sequel to one of the best-selling 2005 titles is indeed a fun diversion, but it'll likely feel like a case of deja vu for many players.