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May 27, 2016
Heart’s Medicine: Time to Heal Review – 10CCs of Brilliant
By John Bardinelli
On a dark road far from the city, an ambulance races through the rain. Inside, two doctors frantically work to stop the bleeding and save their patient’s life. A clamped artery here, a suture there, they do everything they can to …
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May 26, 2016
Riddles of Fate: Wild Hunt Review – At Death’s Door
By Nadia Oxford
Most video games pit you against formidable enemies, but Riddles of Fate: Wild Hunt from Elephant Games really ups the ante. In this adventure title, you’re up against the Horsemen of the Apocalypse. Needless to say, a sword or a …
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May 25, 2016
Prehistoric Tales Review: Time to Manage a Strong Defense
By Tom Christiansen
Long ago, in a fictitious time where man lived alongside dinosaurs and goblins, civilization came under siege by an unknown threat. Prehistoric Times begins with a young man watching all the warriors in his village set sail to defend a …
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May 24, 2016
Clear It Review: Clearing Your Tension
By Jennifer Allen
For those casual gamers who like their games with no strings attached and without frivolous extras, Clear It is going to be ideal. It’s incredibly simple, yet rather challenging. On the surface it looks like your typical Match-3 or bubble popping …
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May 23, 2016
Pirate Chronicles Review: Loot the Seven Seas
By John Bardinelli
If it’s a pirate’s life for ye, then ye are in luck. Pirate Chronicles takes the familiar time and resource management formula and mixes in a little old fashioned RPG knowhow. Instead of traveling across the kingdom repairing broken roads, …
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May 19, 2016
Lost Amulets: Mystic Land Review – Variety is Everything
By Jennifer Allen
Lost Amulets: Mystic Land is a game that offers a little bit of everything, which means that — while the story might be pretty lightweight — there’s plenty to enjoy here. The crux of the story is that you have to …
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May 18, 2016
Fatal Passion: Art Prison Review – May as Well Do Some Time
By Nadia Oxford
We all know art is a product of passion, but we rarely see that passion taken to the extremes presented in Fatal Passion: Art Prison. In this puzzle / adventure game, paintings come to life at the bidding of an …
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May 17, 2016
Cursed House 3 Review: It’s A Monster Match
By Tom Christiansen
Cursed House 3 is a matching game of two varieties: it is largely a traditional, match-3 matching game, but it occasionally shifts gears and requires players to match two (almost) mirrored images together in a Find The Differences mini-game. The …

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PC Reviews

Heart’s Medicine: Time to Heal Review – 10CCs of Brilliant

Riddles of Fate: Wild Hunt Review – At Death’s Door

Prehistoric Tales Review: Time to Manage a Strong Defense

Clear It Review: Clearing Your Tension

Pirate Chronicles Review: Loot the Seven Seas

Lost Amulets: Mystic Land Review – Variety is Everything

Fatal Passion: Art Prison Review – May as Well Do Some Time

Cursed House 3 Review: It’s A Monster Match

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