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  • Deck War Preview
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    Indie developer KlickTock, the maker of Little Things Forever and ZONR, has tipped their hand on their upcoming infusion of sugary cuteness and addicting gameplay: a collectable battling card game called Deck War. The game's only been in development for a mere six weeks so far, but KlickTock has already made a playable prototype that's being shown by the developer this week at GDC.
  • Little Things Forever Review
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    Little Things Forever Review

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    When faced with a sequel, it's become a default criticism in the gaming world to cast aside consistent follow-ups: "Unfortunately, it just didn't add any new gameplay." That word "new." Like a non-negotiable bar. And yet in the case of a game like Little Things Forever, whose serene hunt-and-find style is based on the nostalgia of analog games like Where's Waldo, the essence of play is very much making what's old, new again.
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    For fans of Hidden Object games (and let's be honest, there are a lot of us here on Gamezebo!), KlickTock's 2010 App Store-featured hit Little Things was something special. A game that scratched many of the same hunt-and-find itches as the darker, moodier titles with which the genre is packed, while focusing instead on vibrant, iconic items packed densely inside larger canvases. The I Spy novel for the digital generation. iSpy.
  • ZONR Review
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    ZONR Review

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    ZONR is a rare treat. It's a game so intuitive that it doesn't even require instructions, yet so challenging that you'll find yourself cursing out loud at your inability to do the one simple task it asks of you. It's colourful, fast-paced, perfect for quick gameplay bursts, and nearly impossible to put down. Oh - and did we mention it's free?
  • Doodle Find Review
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    Doodle Find Review

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    Hidden object games on the iPhone have had a chequered past at best. Squeezing a PC mainstay about tiny, hard to see objects onto a tiny, hard to see screen is a recipe for trouble. When they get it right things are still far from perfect, and when they get it wrong the results can be disastrous. Doodle Find bucks these trends, creating an object hunt tailor made for the iPhone.
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    Hidden object games are nothing new on the iPhone. From Paranormal Agency to Pure Hidden, PC developers have painstakingly ported a number of their HOG's to the popular portable device. Hidden object games that are built for the iPhone from the ground up, however, are in short supply. The developers at KlickTock are looking to change all that.
  • Little Things Review
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    My opinion of Little Things, a hidden-object game with lovely art and refreshingly straightforward game design, wavered between like and dislike the entire time I played. In the end, I came down pretty much smack in the middle, which is bothersome because it feels like the sort of game a person ought to have a strong feeling about one way or another. Most hidden object games provide players with a realistic scene littered with scores of random objects positioned to blend in with the environment in clever ways. That's not the case here. In Little Things, the objects for which we are hunting actually form the greater picture.