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June 8, 2016
Mystery Age: Liberation of Souls Review – 1,001 Arabian Puzzles
By John Bardinelli
All you wanted to do was restore peace to a desert village. Was that too much to ask for? Now you’re a prisoner of the Chaos God, trapped in an orb that contains a world of strange sights and sounds. …
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June 7, 2016
New York Mysteries: The Lantern of Souls Review – Bright Story, Dim Dialogue
By Nadia Oxford
When a scene is as crowded as the adventure game / hidden object genre, sometimes an entry is only as good as its story. Another adventure title I recently reviewed, Riddles of Fate: Wild Hunt stood out to me because …
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June 6, 2016
Campgrounds: The Endorus Expedition Review – Click to Camp
By John Bardinelli
Oh look, an ancient artifact! Addie serendipitously stumbles across the only surviving evidence of an ancient, forgotten civilization. Markings on the outside depict the path the nature-minded Endorus took across the islands. Intent on proving their existence, Addie and a group …
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June 3, 2016
Myths of the World: Stolen Spring Review – Winter is Coming
By Jennifer Allen
Myths of the World: Stolen Spring feels a bit like business as usual for a casual adventure game. That’s not necessarily a bad thing, though. While it’s far from the hardest game to complete, it tells quite the interesting story in …
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June 2, 2016
Monument Builders: Golden Gate Bridge Review – Rip Roaring Resource Management
By John Bardinelli
Golden Gate Bay, 1933. What a happening place! There’s just one little problem: getting between the northern and southern peninsulas is a bit of a hassle. The only solution is to build a bridge, and we’ve got a big one …
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June 1, 2016
Grim Legends: The Forsaken Bride Review – Bear of a Tale
By John Bardinelli
It’s your twin sister’s wedding, and you couldn’t be more excited. On the long carriage ride over, however, a bear leaps out of the forest and attacks, nearly knocking you into the ravine. You only just manage to survive. As …
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May 31, 2016
Solitaire Detective: The Frame-Up Review – Criminally Easy
By Jennifer Allen
Solitaire is a game that’s centuries old, but it always keeps us coming back for more. There are any number of other games that will let you delve into an adventure of great wonders, but sometimes you just want to line …
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May 30, 2016
Dark Canvas: Blood and Stone Review – A Petrified Pleasure
By John Bardinelli
In a small coastal town somewhere in Greece, trouble is brewing. Local hero Elias the Sculptor and his wife have gone missing. Not just missing, but encased in plaster by a mysterious hooded figure. You’re summoned to the scene to …

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PC Reviews

Mystery Age: Liberation of Souls Review – 1,001 Arabian Puzzles

New York Mysteries: The Lantern of Souls Review – Bright Story, Dim Dialogue

Campgrounds: The Endorus Expedition Review – Click to Camp

Myths of the World: Stolen Spring Review – Winter is Coming

Monument Builders: Golden Gate Bridge Review – Rip Roaring Resource Management

Grim Legends: The Forsaken Bride Review – Bear of a Tale

Solitaire Detective: The Frame-Up Review – Criminally Easy

Dark Canvas: Blood and Stone Review – A Petrified Pleasure

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