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PC Reviews
Annabel Review
Now here's something you don't see every day - a 3D hidden-object game ("HOG") that lets players move around environments in order to find items. The concept works very well in Annabel, an Egyptian-themed adventure from Jet Dog Studios.
Tibor – Tale of a Kind Vampire Review
Vampires are a dime a dozen these days. From the Buffy the Vampire series to the recent tween phenomenon Twilight, it seems that everyone is trying to cash in on these bloodsuckers. Cateia Games tries to turn the traditional views of the creatures of the night on their collective pointy ears in Tibor - Tale of a Kind Vampire. Unfortunately, like the creatures themselves, the game turns to dust in the morning sun.
Dracula 3: The Path of the Dragon Review
Dracula has risen again in Dracula 3: Path of the Dragon. This adventure game is the third title in the Dracula series, following Dracula: The Last Sanctuary and Dracula: Resurrection. This instalment follows Father Arno as he travels to Transylvanian to investigate a worthy sainthood, but instead he is thrust into the world of Dracula. Though Dracula 3 was released as CD-ROM game, it has been recently become available as a download.
The Enchanting Islands Review
Do you want to save the world? Alawar's The Enchanting Islands is a match-3 puzzle game that has you casting spells to save the land from eternal darkness, and making your tile matches to gather elements needed for your restoration spells. Once upon a time, the Enchanting Islands were completely enchanting, filled with light and color. Then an evil sorceress attacked the land, cursed everything she saw, and destroyed everything she touched. It looked like the end of the Enchanting Islands, until Alice, a nearby wizard, offered the people of the land a glimmer of hope. As Alice, you must restore the islands to their former glory by matching element tiles and beating evil boss monsters.
A Fairy Tale Review
Here at Gamezebo, not a day seems to pass without one critic or another bemoaning the lack of innovation in today's casual games and begging for something new. Enter A Fairy Tale, which - despite its unassuming name - answers the call by providing an enchantingly novel approach to pattern-matching puzzlers. Albeit a tad easygoing and repetitive, we can't help but applaud the creators for introducing audiences to a fresh style of action that makes an elegant counterpoint to the usual gem-swapping monotony.
Curse of the Pharaoh: Napoleon’s Secret Review
Curse of the Pharoah: The Quest for Nefertiti introduced us to Anna, who was searching for her step-brother William, who'd gone missing during his search for the Egyptian queen's tomb. Anna returns in the sequel, Curse of the Pharoah: Napolean's Secret, hoping to unravel the mystery of Nefertiti's curse and understand the strange fate that befell William.
Twinkle Toes Skating Review
People who are familiar with Hanako Games' previous titles - fantasy/adventure fare like Cute Knight and Fatal Hearts - will be in for a bit of a surprise with Twinkle Toes Skating, a click-heavy puzzle game where you're tasked with putting together flawless figure skating routines.
Jewel Quest Solitaire 3 Review
Notable for the way in which it elegantly combines playing cards with puzzle-solving, the Jewel Quest Solitaire series has long been a favorite of casual game fans. While it's more of a natural expansion for the series than sweeping revamp, the same holds true for Jewel Quest Solitaire 3. Marrying simple match-three action with classic tabletop fun, it's a surprisingly deep, yet approachable title that won't leave veterans wowed, but makes for an engaging time nonetheless.