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  • Stone Age: The Board Game Preview
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    • iOS
    Stone Age: The Board Game Preview

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    When I was a youngin' I, like most, played a fair amount of board games. It was the usual stuff -- Life, Sorry, Clue. Eventually, though, those games grew stale. I associated them with being a kid. In high school, my friends and I mostly played Risk or Stratego, with many games of chess in-between. Then came college and apathy.  It wasn't until a few years ago that my circle of friends rediscovered board gaming, and the many sophisticated treasures within.
  • Whoowasit? Review
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    • iOS
    Whoowasit? Review

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    Whoowasit? Is a co-operative deduction game for children by renowned designer Reiner Knizia. Featuring a talking cat, a mischievous raven, a missing ring and a scary ghost, it has all the ingredients for a classic. But can this famous designer of heavyweight adult strategy games turn his skills to the family market? 
  • Fantasica Review
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    • iOS
    Fantasica Review

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    Fantastica is a collectible card battle game with a twist: Instead of a straight-up numbers game, units - which is to say, your cards -  must be deployed strategically in tower defense battles against enemies both on the ground and in the air. That extra layer of strategy gives it a depth that other games in the genre can't match, even as it lags behind them in more conventional CCG features.
  • Fantasica Walkthrough
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    • iOS
    Fantasica Walkthrough

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    Fantasica is an RPG/tower-defense hybrid from Mobage. Build your army by collecting and enhancing various cards, call on your friends to assist you in battle, and defeat powerful bosses and uncover unique artifacts along the way. Gamezebo's quick start strategy guide will provide you with detailed images, tips, information, and hints on how to play your best.
  • The Trouble With Robots Review
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    The Trouble With Robots Review

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    You can't trust robots. Of course that little Roomba looks innocent, but if it had eyes they'd be red and full of disdain, rage, and vengeance. This neverending conflict of man vs. machine is exemplified in a side-scrolling card game aptly titled The Trouble with Robots. The difference in this indie title's story is that the robots are invaders of a world populated by humans, trolls, elves, and dwarves. That's not the point, though. The point is, robots are not to be trusted.
  • Lost Cities Review
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    • iOS
    Lost Cities Review

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    Lost Cities is a 2-player card game where you and your opponent vie for the most treasure points by going on adventures. There are 5 different-colored card sets numbered 2-10, each of which represents a separate treasure hunt. Players play cards in colored tracks on their side of the board to try and end the game with the most points. Of course, there's more to it than just simply playing a bunch of cards haphazardly to get the most points.
  • Warhammer Quest Preview
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    • iOS
    Warhammer Quest Preview

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    If you're into fantasy, it's nearly guaranteed that you've run into the Warhammer universe at some point or another. The highly-regarded fantasy setting  has permeated through tabletop and electronics games of several forms as far back as the 1980s. But along those years, there's one place Warhammer has yet to extend its reach: mobile devices. Until now.
  • Lost Cities Preview
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    Lost Cities Preview

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    There are few apps out there that stay on my iOS device's library over the course of time. Not only are there dozens of great new games to try every single week, but I'm also obligated to constantly add new games as a reviewer. I've always decided to cheap out on a 16GB iPad, and that leaves me with less options. However, the fantastic Carcasonne app is one that remained on my devices since 2010. It's that good of an adaptation.