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  • Strange Cases: The Tarot Card Mystery Review
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    • iOS
    • PC
    Strange Cases: The Tarot Card Mystery Review

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    As FBI agent Claire Ellery, you've been called to a remote town to find three kidnapped girls. The local police don't seem very happy to have your help, but someone begins leaving you a series of tarot cards leading you to the missing trio. In no time at all, you've found the girls, the police are calling it case closed and sending you home. So begins the hidden object game Strange Cases: The Tarot Card Mystery.
  • Walkthroughs
    • PC
    Jewelleria Tips Walkthrough

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    Check out these tips and tricks for Jewelleria, which were kindly provided by the game's developer, Sulus Games. GENERAL Don't forget, Elly can carry two articles simultaneously. It shortens her path and helps you save a lot of time serving customers. Even if Elly's hands are full she can still hand catalogues to customers. Pay attention to what is written at the level's introduction. The intro message may include tips and tricks or "level forecasts". It&#...
  • Reviews
    • PC
    Jewelleria Review

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    If you've played any of the other store-based time management games like Cake Mania, Turbo Subs or Coffee Rush then you need not download Jewelleria. Not only does it offer the same play mechanic as other serving-style multitasking games but it doesn't do as good a job.As told by the crudely-drawn comic strip, you play as Elly, who just graduated from college and decides to help her dad out with his ailing jewelry store. Right away you'll see spelling mistakes and awkward grammar with sentences like "I've always love the shoep!" Um, I understand and respect these developers are Russian, but why hasn't anyone caught this? Don't they test the games they're publishing?
  • Gems Quest Review
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    • PC
    Gems Quest Review

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    It can't be easy anymore for casual game developers to come up with new ideas for match-three offerings. In fact, with hidden object and time management releases ruling the roost, one has to wonder why a company would even try. I'm glad the developers at Sulus Games were more optimistic, because if they hadn't been, we wouldn't have Gems Quest to play.
  • 3D Xango Tango Review
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    • PC
    3D Xango Tango Review

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    To quote beloved cartoon character Meatwad, of Aqua Teen Hunger Force fame: "Everybody loves dancing!" Even more so, naturally, when it's a typically inanimate or computerized object such as shimmying robot Xango, star of 3D Xango Tango, that's getting jiggy with it.