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  • Camp Magic Review
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    Camp Magic Review

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    Another virtual space and business management style of game is making its way to the iOS platform this week in the form of Camp Magic. Developed by Moga Studios, the game puts players into a Harry Potter'esque world and tasks them with the creation of a magical place of academia. A slightly different style than previous games of the genre, it's a title that doesn't feel terribly different in terms of game play, offering little to no uniqueness to an already saturated space.
  • Call of Cthulhu: The Wasted Land, Developer Diary #1
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    Call of Cthulhu: The Wasted Land, Developer Diary #1

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    Hello fellow Gamezebo readers. I'm Tomas Rawlings, the designer of the new upcoming Call of Cthulhu: The Wasted Land. Some readers may remember me from the series on how to start your own game studio I wrote for Gamezebo a few months ago, but today I'm here to chat about a game we've been working really hard on now for almost a year, and we're approaching completion. Call of Cthulhu: The Wasted Land is a role-playing/strategy game set in the midst of the First World War. It is based on the classic and multi-award winning paper role playing game of the same name, which coincidently this year, celebrated its 30th anniversary.
  • CEO Spotlight: Her Interactive’s Stuart Moulder on the present and future of Nancy Drew
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    CEO Spotlight: Her Interactive’s Stuart Moulder on the present and future of Nancy Drew

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    Stuart Moulder joined Her Interactive as CEO back in May, bringing with him more than 20 years of experience in the games industry working with Sierra Online, Microsoft, and Gazillion Entertainment. Stuart recently sat down with Gamezebo to chat about Her Interactive's current and future projects, including the upcoming Nancy Drew: Alibi in Ashes, as well as Nancy Drew Dossier and Nancy Drew Mobile Mysteries.
  • Funkitron’s Dave Walls on the benefits of being platform agnostic
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    Funkitron’s Dave Walls on the benefits of being platform agnostic

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    The casual games marketplace can be a harsh mistress. It's all too often that we hear about a developer leaving the PC market behind for greener pastures, or worse yet, shutting their doors all together. The fact is that it's just harder to make profitable games in the current climate. Despite this fretful trend, though, some developers are still seeing great success. Take Funkitron for example - a developer that's still putting out top notch casual titles without fail. We recently had a chat with Funkitron's President Dave Walls about the company's continued success, passion for originality, and their desire to put games in front of gamers regardless of device.
  • The Tribloos Review
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    The Tribloos Review

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    Tribloos will come as a very pleasant surprise for anyone looking for an excellent time-management/building game. Don't let the simplistic graphics turn you off. There is a lot more to this game than meets the eye, and it will definitely challenge you if you plan to master every level.
  • Squids Walkthrough
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    Squids Walkthrough

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    Squids is a wonderfully unique strategy RPG from The Game Bakers that blends storytelling and arcade physics with turn-based gameplay. Using your little squid army, it's up to you to restore order to the deep blue sea back from the chaos that was caused by some not-so-nice sea creatures. If you find yourself lost in the waves, don't worry as Gamezebo's quick start guide has all the tips, tricks, cheats and solutions you need to stay ahead of the current!
  • Scribblenauts Remix Review
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    Scribblenauts Remix Review

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    18 months ago, I wrote the article 7 Nintendo DS games we'd love to see on the iPhone. It's not often that I get an opportunity to gloat, but it hard not to given the circumstances. Sure I'd pegged that Scribblenauts should be ported to the iPhone, but that was a no brainer. No, the reason I need to gloat has to do with the specifics. You see, as I sat down to write this review, I couldn't help but realize I'd written the exact same words before - back when I was arguing why Scribblenauts was such as great fit for the platform.
  • Zombie Life Review
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    Zombie Life Review

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    The drudgery of life and work can often make it feel as if you're simply going through the motions, as if you're little more than a mindless zombie. In Zombie Life this is literally true. You're an actual zombie who has decided they want nothing more than to be a person. You'll get a job, buy clothes, decorate a home, all of the normal things we humans do. Well, except for the part where you bite people. It's a cute little game, though lacking much in the way of depth.