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  • Monster Paradise Review
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Monster Paradise Review

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    The first time I tried a digital collectible card game (or whatever the proper term for the genre is), I had very low expectations yet quickly found myself ensnared by the admittedly Pavlovian gameplay, and I continue to tap for rewards to this very day. But Monster Paradise, despite excellent production values and a powerful, irresistibly cute Pokemon aesthetic, leaves me cold. It's not necessarily a bad game, it's just not particularly necessary.
  • Le Havre Review
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    • iOS
    Le Havre Review

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    Le Havre is a worker placement / resource gathering game where players compete to gain the most fortune working in and around a harbor. Every player starts with a few Francs and fewer resources in their possession, then see how well they can grow that into an empire. The original board game is often ranked towards the top of just about any Top 10 list of games ones could find. Can the digital app live up this pedigree?
  • Magic: The Gathering – Duels of the Planeswalkers 2013 Review
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    • iOS
    • PC
    Magic: The Gathering – Duels of the Planeswalkers 2013 Review

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    On the off chance you're not familiar with Magic: The Gathering, we're talking about the granddaddy of all trading card games here. It's been around for nearly 20 years in its print form, has millions of players, and is played competitively as much as it is for fun. This sort of thing doesn't happen by accident. In case these numbers didn't make it clear, let me spell it out for you - Magic: The Gathering is good stuff.
  • Zombie Quest Review
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    • iOS
    Zombie Quest Review

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    I think I might have a bit of a bone to pick with whoever named Zombie Quest. Having heard the title I figured it was a RPG maybe, something horror related, me killing tons of zombies... that sort of thing. Consider me surprised when I found myself playing a board game, and nary a "quest" to be found! But non-applicable title doesn't necessarily mean bad game, so let's dig in.
  • Yu-Gi-Oh! BAM Review
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    Yu-Gi-Oh! BAM Review

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    The Yu-Gi-Oh! franchise is one that spans two similar, but completely different worlds. The first is a popular anime series for young adults that features colorful characters in a world where simple digital card games affect everyone's life. The second is a physical card game, categorized by its depth, challenge, and sky-high prices for competitive play. In an attempt to blend both worlds, Yu-Gi-Oh! Bam takes the series to a new social freemium space.
  • Duel of Fate Walkthrough
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    • iOS
    Duel of Fate Walkthrough

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    Duel of Fate is a card game developed by Gamevil that has players battling it out in a rock, paper, scissors fashion. Gamezebo's Duel of Fate strategy guide and walkthrough will provide you with a quick start guide, tips and tricks, hints and cheats on how to win.
  • Duel of Fate Review
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Duel of Fate Review

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    I never was much of a Magic: The Gathering player, but I've played enough to know that the appeal of the collectible card game genre lies in the cards themselves. Many videogame developers seem to miss this point. Maybe their goal is to attract new players, maybe it's to provide something that differentiates their project from the growing morass of battle card games across all platforms, but all too often they mix in flashy minigames and other froufrou that only detracts from the experience.
  • Qwirkle Preview
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    • iOS
    Qwirkle Preview

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    The iPhone and iPad have turned a lot of people into board game fans. With the lack of physical pieces to keep track of, and the guarantee you'll pretty much always have someone to play against, the barrier to entry has never been lower. MindWare and Square Enix are looking to hop on the hype train by bringing Qwirkle, winner of 2011's Spiel des Jahres (Game of the Year award in Germany), to iOS, Android, and Facebook.