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  • Luxor 3 Review
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    Luxor 3 Review

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    It just goes to show you can't keep a good game down... Three episodes deep into the world's most popular hieroglyphic-themed puzzler and we're still head over heels in love with Luxor 3's action-packed, color-matching formula. But to be frank, with graphics, sound effects and gameplay this good, well... it's no wonder the multimillion-selling franchise has practically got the entire world walking like an Egyptian.
  • Neopets: Codestone Quest Review
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    • PC
    Neopets: Codestone Quest Review

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    A Luxor-style game with a dash of Breakout isn't likely to win awards for originality, but Neopets: Codestone Quest - based on the Neopets online virtual pet craze - goes to show that sometimes it's just as much about fun, challenge and presentation.
  • ZoomBook: The Temple of the Sun Review
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    • PC
    ZoomBook: The Temple of the Sun Review

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    Throughout the history of the casual game, the storyline has often been an afterthought. At first, no one cared about character and plot. In an effort to attract women, though, developers began adding simple narratives to their jewel-swappers. For a time, the story sat in silence in the corner of the room without disrupting the game; you could click past the cutscenes and still have fun. But no more. In ZoomBook: The Temple of the Sun, the narrative is such an intricate part of the tapestry, there's no separating the two.
  • 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.
  • Gemsweeper Review
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    • PC
    Gemsweeper Review

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    We know many Gamezebo fans have spent countless hours clicking away at "Minesweeper" over the years, that deliciously simple yet mind-frazzling game of deduction built into the Windows operating system.Well, it's about time someone took this game concept a step further - and MumboJumbo and Lobstersoft were the ones to take the plunge.The result is Gemsweeper, a highly-polished puzzler that is as fun as it is tough.
  • Charlotte’s Web: Word Rescue Review
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    • PC
    Charlotte’s Web: Word Rescue Review

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    E. B. White's book about the unlikely friendship between Charlotte the spider and Wilbur the pig is one of the most beloved children's novels of all time, and also serves as the theme of the latest word game from MumboJumbo.Just as Charlotte wove words into her web to try and save Wilbur from ending up as a tender pork chop on someone's dinner plate, the goal of Charlotte's Web: Word Rescue is to weave words into your own web to score points and earn different coloured ribbons.
  • Reaxxion Review
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    • PC
    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.
  • Reaxxion Preview
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    Reaxxion Preview

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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.