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  • Operation: Eradicate Review
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    • iOS
    Operation: Eradicate Review

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    The zombie horde is at it again. Shuffle, mumble, braiiiiiins, munch. Rinse and repeat, you know the drill. In Operation: Eradicate your task is to overcome the zombie hordes and get the disease under control before a tipping point is reached and the population of the entire world is devoured. To do this you'll assemble a 2 to 4 person team that will work together to move around the planet, fighting back the infected while trying to find a cure to the disease.
  • Operation: Eradicate Preview
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    • iOS
    Operation: Eradicate Preview

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    If World War Z has taught us anything, it's that when the zombies come, humanity's struggle to survive is not going to be an easy one. Now, you'll be able to get a preview of how tough that battle will be with Operation Eradicate, Skejo Studios' upcoming zombie-fighting iOS board game.
  • Timeline Review
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    • iOS
    Timeline Review

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    The setup for Timeline is about as simple as it gets. All you have to do is place down cards that have different inventions/discoveries/etc on them in the order that they came into being. Correct cards are flipped over and the year they were invented is displayed. As you play more and more cards down, it gets a harder and harder to place them correctly since you have more dates showing. You're likely going to learn something new while playing, and yes - they manage to make such learning fun!
  • Food Fight Review
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    • iOS
    Food Fight Review

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    The honest truth is that I would've checked out whatever Playdek came out with after their phenomenal iOS recreation of the card game Ascension: Chronicle of the Godslayer. I was a big fan of the original card game so had high expectations of the digital port, and they blew them all away. Making a game that good buys you an awful lot of trust and willingness on my part. Impress the heck out of me, and you can bet I'll be there to check out your follow-ups. No questions asked.
  • Solitaire Blitz Preview
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    • iOS
    Solitaire Blitz Preview

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    Before the advent of the Internet, slackers relied on Windows' built-in solitaire game as a time-killer at work. Some years later, Facebook rose up and let the world's office-bound population whittle away the hours with pictures of distant relatives' babies and cats.
  • Bingo by Ryzing Review
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    Bingo by Ryzing Review

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    Bingo by Ryzing may not have the most creative title, but don't let the name be misleading: for a bingo game, it's pretty great. Consisting of the normal gamut of bingo rules, it has all the expected essentials but also comes coupled with several other game modes that make not only the core game fun, but add a bit of fiscal incentive as well.
  • Pirate Cove Bingo Review
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    Pirate Cove Bingo Review

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    As one of the oldest social games of the modern era, it's unsurprising to see bingo flourish on Facebook. Where folks used to gather in meeting halls and churches, fans of the pastime can now simply open up a page in their preferred Internet browser. Gamesville adds a pinch of its own spice to the formula with Pirate Cove Bingo. And though it might not be a trove of innovation, it can perhaps be considered something of a hidden treasure.
  • Five-O Poker Review
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    • iOS
    Five-O Poker Review

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    Feeling lucky? Then pull up a virtual seat at Facebook's latest card table by Chiki Gaming. Five-O Poker doesn't blaze any new trails in the online poker scene, but it does offer a fun formula that cuts through the glut of Texas hold'em games on the platform.