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  • Realms of Gold Review
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    • PC
    Realms of Gold Review

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    We all know the age-old tale of Odysseus, whose adventures were immortalized in all-time great poet Homer's legendary Greek tragedy the Odyssey. Now you can you live the story as well, thanks to pattern-making puzzler Realms of Gold, which - despite the rather grandiose title - shines more for its ingenuity than any gilded lining. Albeit occasionally too clever and/or unpredictable for its own good, the outing manages to surprise and entertain in equal measures, offering expert-level gamers an amusing opportunity to give their brain a workout.
  • Aztec Ball Review
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    • PC
    Aztec Ball Review

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    When it came to creating original games, the Aztecs had everyone beat hands-down. They invented a game called ulama which was one of the first to use a rubber ball. It also gave players quite an incentive to win; losers were decapitated.Here the penalty for losing Aztec Ball isn't quite so severe. But it sure could have used a stronger incentive to keep gamers playing after the first few levels. For while the game seems like a hoot for the first hour or so, it becomes old much too fast.
  • AquaPark Review
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    • iOS
    • PC
    AquaPark Review

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    Alright, something smells fishy here - and it's not just AquaPark's watery theme.Maybe it's the fact that we're wholly addicted to this frantic, finger-numbing exercise in collecting rare and exotic undersea life.One of the most pleasant surprises in recent memory, kids and adults alike are encouraged to see for themselves. We promise you won't be sorry; although, in fairness, your hands may be noticeably sore afterwards.
  • Sudoku Maya Gold Review
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    • PC
    Sudoku Maya Gold Review

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    For some time I've watched my wife play pencil-and-paper Sudoku games and been overwhelmingly...bored. "Yawn!" Come on now, I mean, how dull can you get. Well, it turns out Sudoku is not as mind-numbing as I once thought, at least not in digital form.It's not true in every case, mind you. Some Windows-based executions are pretty lackluster. Fortunately, Sudoku Maya Gold isn't one of them.