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  • The Binding of Isaac Review
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    The Binding of Isaac Review

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    Randomly-generated gaming content is seeing a real boom as of late, with numerous indie-developed titles churning out the replay value by allowing the game to be different every time you play it. Sometimes it can unfortunately dilute the overall experience, and other times - such as with roguelike The Binding of Isaac - it can make the game infinitely playable.
  • Zombie Parkour Runner Review
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    Zombie Parkour Runner Review

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    When the title Zombie Parkour Runner for the iPhone came across the desk, the look given was questioning. Considering parkour, or free running, is far from easy, the concept of the undead doing seemed a bit odd. When it was learned that it was an automatically side scrolling platformer that just had zombies in it, the expectations were lowered further. However, Zombie Parkour Runner has proven to be one of the most fun iOS platforming games on the market, using simple taps and timing to do incredibly awesome things.
  • Whale Trail Review
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    Whale Trail Review

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    Endless survival games are a dime a dozen on the iPhone nowadays, but when a developer gets one right, it can be magic. Just look at games like Jetpack Joyride or Tiny Wings to see what I mean. Whale Trail is the latest title to offer a similarly sublime survival experience, and it seems to do so with its tongue firmly planted in its cheek.
  • Robo5 Review
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    Robo5 Review

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    We all know most robots have one thing on their minds. No, not hunting down oil for their mechanical joints or plotting to overthrow humanity. In Robot5 HD, all one robot wants to do is climb a mountain of boxes—that, and achieve psychological development through self-actualization. Nothing out of the ordinary.
  • Drawn: Trail of Shadows Review
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    Drawn: Trail of Shadows Review

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    With this third installment in the fantastic Drawn series, Big Fish continues to set the standard that all other puzzle/adventure games should aspire to. In Trail of Shadows, you meet a grandfather figure speaking to a young girl named Iris. Through his bedtime story, we learn of a young boy with the power to bring his paintings to life. One painting however, was better left in the boy's imagination, as it unleashes a terrible wizard that draws the boy inside and traps him there, ruining the rest of the boy's painted worlds along the way.
  • Call of Cthulhu: The Wasted Land, Developer Diary #2
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    Call of Cthulhu: The Wasted Land, Developer Diary #2

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    Hello again, fellow Gamezebo readers. I'm Tomas Rawlings, the designer of the new upcoming Call of Cthulhu: The Wasted Land, a role-playing/strategy game set in the midst of World War I. It's based on the classic, multi-award winning paper role playing game of the same name, which coincidently this year celebrated its 30th anniversary.
  • Camp Magic Walkthrough
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    Camp Magic Walkthrough

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    Camp Magic is a simulation city building game from Moga Studios. Using your magical abilities, you need to build a kingdom all your own. Building a kingdom isn't all that easy but with Gamezebo's quick start guide you'll have all the tips, tricks and walkthroughs you'll need to get your kingdom going in no time.
  • In Time Review
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    In Time Review

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    Hollywood needs to either stop making tie-in games for its movies, or it needs to step things up. A lot. There are a lot of great films that get crummy-to-mediocre adaptations, designed to nab as much money as possible with a minimal amount of effort. The latest example of this is In Time for the iPhone, which is so mediocre that it almost feels remarkable.