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  • Kuros Review
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    Kuros Review

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    As Katya, you're in a bit of a high-pressure situation in Kuros. Someone has been tampering with the glyphstones that keep the world in balance, and you're the only one who can restore them. Unfortunately, you've woken up with no idea of who you are, where you are, or what you're supposed to be doing. Hope you're a fast learner, or it's the end of everything.Kuros bills itself as a hidden object game, but that's a bit misleading. You will have to scour locations for items, but they're the tools you'll need to solve the game's many puzzles, so it's more like a classic adventure game.
  • Tradewinds Odyssey Tips Walkthrough
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    Tradewinds Odyssey Tips Walkthrough

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    Welcome to Gamezebo's strategy guide for Tradewinds Odyssey, the fifth game in The Tradewinds series from Sandlot Games. In this quest-based adventure game, you can play as one of 6 different characters in mythological Greece. Each character must complete their Main Quest, a unique story of 11 chapters. In addition, there are many optional quests you can accept for more adventure. You can also earn trophies, called "feats" for doing things like making a single transaction of 9,000 drachma ...
  • Tradewinds Odyssey Review
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    Tradewinds Odyssey Review

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    Tradewinds Odyssey, the newest quest-based adventure from Sandlot Games, shows the publisher listens closely to its fans. Back to the ocean, with stories based on familiar characters from Greek mythology, Odyssey plays like Tradewinds "lite" compared to 2008's Tradewinds Caravans.
  • Tradewinds Odyssey Preview
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    Tradewinds Odyssey Preview

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    Sandlot Games has shared a preview of Tradewinds Odyssey, the next game in the Tradewinds strategy series and follow-up to Tradewinds Caravans.Tradewinds Odyssey takes you on an adventure across ancient Greece, where you'll meet gods, heroes and monsters of legend.You'll guide one of five unique heroes - including the Athlete, Philosopher, Priestess and Minotaur - as you embark on more than 50 story chapters and quests.Each hero has their own unique storyline and talents, and you'll be able to build your rank by achieving great feats.
  • Boonka Tips Walkthrough
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    Boonka Tips Walkthrough

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    Check out our tips and tricks for Boonka. GENERAL TIPS The goal of Boonka is not horizontal removal, but vertical. As long at you remember that, you'll get a good grip on the basic mechanics Boonkas can be dragged in any direction, and don't necessarily have to link with another in order for a move to be completed. Initial links can only happen horizontally.  Only once an initial two-block link is formed can you start to build on it. If when you drag a piece you start to make links t...
  • Boonka Review
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    Boonka Review

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    In this time of heightened environmental awareness, it's surprising that more game companies aren't looking at saving the earth as a central theme. Boonka, from Raptisoft and Sandlot Games, takes the idea of rebuilding forests and crafts a deep match-three game on top, with some surprising (and sometimes downright odd) results.
  • Westward III: Gold Rush Tips Walkthrough
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    Westward III: Gold Rush Tips Walkthrough

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    Check out our comprehensive walkthrough for Westward III: Gold Rush. GENERAL INFO The first 3 scenes of this game are the tutorial for this game. If you are not familiar with the Westward games, then you should pay attention to the dialog boxes in these 3 scenes. You get experience points after completing quests and building new buildings for the first time. You then use these experience points in combination with either gold or wood to unlock new buildings, upgrades, and luxuries. In thi...
  • Westward III: Gold Rush Review
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    Westward III: Gold Rush Review

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    Northern California may not be in the throes of any present gold rushes, but circa the mid-1800s, nugget fever was in full swing. It's a state of mind cheerfully captured in Westward III, a satisfying hybrid of real-time strategy game and life simulator which sends three all-new pioneers scurrying off to tame the wild frontier. A welcome, if predictable, step forward for the franchise, it quickly provides ample reason for series vets and newcomers alike to hop back in the saddle and hit the trail.