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  • Dice Venture Review
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    Dice Venture Review

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    On the outside, Netmarble's Dice Venture looks like a cute reimagining of Monopoly, with anime-style character models, chat rooms, and free daily prizes. While that technically is the case (the game is rather cute and does play much like Monopoly), the rest of the experience is clunky, unfair, potentially unsafe, and downright un-fun.
  • Jack Keane 2 – The Fire Within Review
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    Jack Keane 2 – The Fire Within Review

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    Sometimes the simplest approach is the best, and thus I will put this as simply as possible: Jack Keane 2 - The Fire Within is a mess. It's a glitchy, half-baked production that might pass muster as a late beta, but has no business pretending to be ready for release.
  • Myths of the World: Chinese Healer Review
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    Myths of the World: Chinese Healer Review

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    Myths of the World: Chinese Healer is the first entry in a potential new series of hidden object puzzle games, and it definitely kicks the series off with a bang. Players take on the role of a famous Chinese healer with the power to manipulate seemingly normal items to create potions or cast spells. When the emperor's son is struck with illness, it will be up to you to determine the cause and stop the traitor to the throne before it's too late.
  • The Walking Dead: 400 Days Review
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    The Walking Dead: 400 Days Review

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    The Walking Dead was Gamezebo's Game of the Year in 2012. It also happened to be my own personal game of the year, thanks to its immense storytelling and the sheer amount of choice that the game offers. Thus, to say that I was looking forward to 400 Days, a special episode aimed at tying Seasons One and Two together, may perhaps prove understatement of the year.
  • Royal Envoy: Campaign for the Crown Review
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    Royal Envoy: Campaign for the Crown Review

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    Royal Envoy: Campaign for the Crown has a hefty legacy to live up to. Previous installments in the series pretty much perfected the road-repairing, house-upgrading time management formula. What could Campaign for the Crown possibly bring to the table? Well it turns out, more of the same, along with generous doses of humor and well-balanced creative diversions.
  • Witches’ Legacy: Lair of the Witch Queen Review
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    Witches’ Legacy: Lair of the Witch Queen Review

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    Over a year ago, I gave the first Witches' Legacy game, The Charleston Curse a glowing review. That game, with its creative approach to well-worn themes, slick presentation, and impressive attention to detail, deserved high marks. Unfortunately, its sequel, Witches' Legacy: Lair of the Witch Queen, though beautiful,is neither as interesting, nor as well made.
  • Dark Manor Review
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    Dark Manor Review

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    Dark Manor is a brand new spooky hidden object social game from Big Fish Games, with a unique strategic and city-building twist. In the game, you'll be guided by the two ghosts of your great ancestor's deceased wives, who lead you on a journey to restore your family's haunted manor in all of its ghastly glory. Because hey, as luck would have it, you happen to be able to see and communicate with these ghosts as well!
  • Knights of Pen & Paper: +1 Edition Review
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    Knights of Pen & Paper: +1 Edition Review

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    When you've got an already awesome retro RPG, there's only one thing to do to make it even more awesome: make it +1, naturally. Okay, sure, a +3 game would be even better, but let's not get greedy. Knights of Pen & Paper: +1 Edition brings the same charm and adventure of the original release to PC, Mac, iOS and Android, allowing even more people to get in on the fun.