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  • THINK Review
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    • iOS
    THINK Review

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    Brainteaser games are a great way to kill some time. They make you think, they tend to be fast-paced, and they're really useful for staying awake during a dull day of classes or office meetings. THINK, a new brainteaser based on the popular series of PC games from Ravensburger, has made its way onto the iPhone - but it doesn't exactly measure up to the better entries in the genre.
  • Chronicles of Mystery Preview
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    • iOS
    Chronicles of Mystery Preview

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    Originally appearing on the Nintendo DS in November 2009, Chronicles of Mystery: Curse of the Ancient Temple is the first mobile adventure in City Interactive's popular PC Chronicles of Mystery series. Now on its way to the iPhone, fans of the PC games will likely notice a number of changes that have been made to the series latest edition.
  • Treasure Quest Review
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    Treasure Quest Review

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    Treasure Quest is sometimes described as a game portal rather than a social game, which isn't too far off. In theory you start a "game" of Treasure Quest by creating an avatar. You can level up and unlock more outfits for your avatar, which you pay for with virtual currency you earn by playing particular games. The games are fairly typical single-player casual fare and form the meat of Treasure Quest's experience.
  • Jim and Frank Mysteries: The Blood River Files Preview
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    • iOS
    Jim and Frank Mysteries: The Blood River Files Preview

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    Back in 2008, developer Level-5 hit on a winning combination with their Nintendo DS hit Professor Layton and the Curious Village. Offering a unique blend of mind-bending puzzles and a mysterious storyline, it seemed as though Layton was blazing the trail for a new breed of adventure game. But then a strange thing happened - or more accurately, no strange thing happened. Nobody tried to repeat their success. Nobody thought it was a formula they could run with. And with the exception of another Professor Layton release, the world of gaming hasn't seen anything like it in the last two years. That is, they haven't seen anything like it until now.
  • White Lines Review
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    • iOS
    White Lines Review

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    For years we've been playing memory games like the venerable Simon, repeating back patterns of lights and sounds. Distill all that, make it minimal brushstrokes and put in on an iPhone or iPod Touch, and you've got White Lines.
  • Memory Clinic Review
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    • iOS
    • PC
    Memory Clinic Review

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    I find myself changing as I get older. My waistline has expanded. My hairline has not. It may be that I don't have quite the same sunny disposition that I used to. And my mental faculties, well, let's just say that my tack isn't quite as sharp as it once was. What's a poor old gamer to do? Whatever the answer to that question, it's a safe bet that Memory Clinic won't be a part of it.
  • Reiner Knizia’s Robot Master Review
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    • iOS
    Reiner Knizia’s Robot Master Review

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    Anyone who sampled Terminator's recent big-screen revival might well be convinced that a time where machines run the world is inevitable, but thankfully, right now you'd be hard pushed to find a robot that can delve much beyond opening a tin of soup for you. They might well have the brains, but our tech-laden friends just don't have the personality to push us off the top spot. Well, that's apart from the robots in Reiner Knizia's Robot Master, of course.
  • Number Ninjas Review
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    • PC
    Number Ninjas Review

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    If you grew up at just the right time in the 1980's, you no doubt remember sitting around the one lone computer in your fourth grade classroom, waiting for your turn to play Reader Rabbit or Math Blasters. Now, thanks to developer Peter Groeneweg, all the fun of edutainment is back! Unlike the 80's though, this time we mean it. Number Ninjas is fun, educational, and puts out math skills to the test.