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  • 5 Realms of Cards Review
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    5 Realms of Cards Review

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    Buried somewhere deep within 5 Realms of Cards is probably the traditional game of Solitaire that Windows users everywhere know and love. But the game has gone through so many twists, turns and tweaks that finding that original kernel is pretty hard to do. Not that this is necessarily a bad thing.
  • Liong: The Dragon Dance Review
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    Liong: The Dragon Dance Review

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    Stressful, fast-paced and super-challenging aren't three words that normally come to mind when I think about the Chinese tile-matching game of Mah jong, but it's exactly what happens when Mah Jong and Zuma collide in Liong: The Dragon Dance.Set in a locale resembling ancient China, the story goes that groups of daring thieves are stealing all the Liongs (sacred dragon symbols) in the kingdom. After breaking in and taking the Liong, the thieves form a long, snaking line consisting of various mah jong symbols as they run towards the gate to escape - just like the balls advance slowly towards the idol's mouth in Zuma.
  • Mahjong World Review
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    Mahjong World Review

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    Casual gamers who want a relaxing time-waster won't find anything more therapeutic than a Mahjong game.These ancient Chinese solitaire diversions are a perfect way to melt away the day's stressors, whether it's during the last few minutes of a coffee break at work, at the end of a hectic day at the office or on a rainy Sunday afternoon.Many casual game developers have taken a stab at creating the ultimate digital Mahjong experience, many of which have been met with critical and commercial success. So it's not easy to launch another "me too" product - but developers Inertia Software have done a great job with Mahjong World.
  • Mahjongg Investigations: Under Suspicion Review
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    Mahjongg Investigations: Under Suspicion Review

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    Mahjongg Investigations: Under Suspicion can best be described as a combination of the ancient tile-matching game of Mahjongg (also referred to as Shanghai) and the classic whodunit board game of Clue.That is, not only do you need to pair up identical tiles on a 3-D board but you're playing this game at a crime scene, in the hopes to unravel enough clues to pin the charge on a suspect.This interesting fusion works -- for the most part.You play as a skilled detective in the 83rd precinct of the Metro City police, determined to help cease the rise of organized crime.
  • Mahjong Quest II Review
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    Mahjong Quest II Review

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    Has a casual game ever left you feeling shortchanged? Perhaps you burned through the story mode too quickly or there weren't enough extras to keep you interested after you'd completed the main part of the offering. That's not a problem with Mah Jong Quest II from iWin, a sequel that could keep you matching pairs for weeks on end before you see everything the game has to offer.
  • Mahjong Escape: Ancient Japan Review
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    Mahjong Escape: Ancient Japan Review

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    The first Mahjong Escape took players on a jaunt through Ancient China, where they absorbed Chinese history and proverbs while playing the tile-matching game of Mahjong. In part two, the adventure continues in Ancient Japan with beautifully-rendered Japanese settings and lush, authentic Japanese music.
  • Hoyle Miami Solitaire Review
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    Hoyle Miami Solitaire Review

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    Small wonder South Florida's such a hotspot for hipsters, vacationers and retirees alike. According to the world of Hoyle Miami Solitaire - set during the heyday of the city's Art Deco Jazz Age - it's a swinging place to be.A collection of over 55 original diversions officially branded by the leading name in PC and tabletop playing card manufacturing, you won't find a classier, or more relaxing, casual amusement around. While unlikely to draw new players into the solo-gaming fold, it's nonetheless a superb way to kill 10 minutes, or an entire afternoon, happily puzzling your way through more than 100 individual challenges.
  • Scrabble Review
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    Scrabble Review

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    Don't try to use Bart Simpson's made-up word "KWYJIBO" in this digital recreation of Scrabble -- it ships with a built-in Official Scrabble Player's Dictionary - therefore you won't get away with butchering the English language to rack up points!Introducing the downloadable Scrabble game from GameHouse.