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  • LUXOR 2 Review
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    LUXOR 2 Review

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    There are casual games, and then there are juggernauts - titles so popular, awe-inspiring and addictive they literally serve to define entire genres. Case in point: Action-packed puzzler Luxor, which prompted 40 million-plus downloads and sold upwards of 500,000 copies last year on the strength of its addictive ball-blasting, Egyptian-themed play.
  • LUXOR 2 Preview
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    LUXOR 2 Preview

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    How do you improve on one of the hottest casual games of our time?If you're MumboJumbo - the makers of the incredibly popular Luxor puzzler, which has been downloaded more than 40 million times since its 2005 debut - you create a sequel that's bigger, better and more beautiful.Luxor 2 is the stellar follow-up to the hit game, due out on October 10 (mark your calendar, kids!).The Gamezebo staff was granted an exclusive sneak peek at what to expect - and the good news is the game will likely satiate both Luxor lovers and newbie gamers alike.
  • LUXOR Mahjong Review
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    LUXOR Mahjong Review

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    Mahjong games make for perfect time-wasters: they're easy to learn, relaxing, and can be played for five minutes or five hours.And so it's no surprise casual game makers are seeking to create the ultimate time-matching experience; some add new twists such as 3-D graphics, power-up tiles and a countdown timer, while others fold in themes, such as the Caribbean, deep space or ancient Chinese history.And so we now have MumboJumbo's latest downloadable diversion - LUXOR Mahjong - and after clicking away at it for the better part of a week, it proves to be a highly polished and addictive adventure that should appeal to a wide audience.
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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?