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April 17, 2017
Paranormal Pursuit: The Gifted One Review – Psychic Escape
By John Bardinelli
Have you seen this child? Samantha Evans of Child Protective Service probably has, but that might not be a good thing. A seemingly anonymous phone call pulls her out to a house in the suburbs where she discovers a boy …
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April 11, 2017
Mystery Trackers: Blackrow’s Secret Review – Ghostly Horrors
By John Bardinelli
Mystery Trackers: Blackrow’s Secret is a casual adventure game set in a grim and dark world worthy of a late night campfire tale. You play a professional detective charged with protecting an actress who’s under some sort of mysterious threat. …
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April 10, 2017
Mayan Prophecies: Blood Moon Review – No Walk in the Park
By Sarah E. Daniels
As a teenager, I was obsessed with horror novels. Robert McCammon, John Saul, and, of course, Stephen King. After decades of developing a tolerance for possessed cars, hollow-eyed wraiths, and soul-sucking clowns, you’d think I’d be down for a bit …
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April 5, 2017
Witches’ Legacy: The Ties that Bind Review – Toil and Trouble
By John Bardinelli
In the world of witches, portals to other realms and magically sealed doors are ordinary things. Lynn hopes her marriage will be an ordinary thing, too, but on the day of the wedding her husband runs off to find his …
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March 20, 2017
Dead Reckoning: Silvermoon Isle Review – Alive and Kicking
By Sarah E. Daniels
If you’re playing a Hidden Object Adventure game, chances are somebody’s dead. With a lot of games, you might wish it was you, or, in the least, you may pray for a light coma. Not this time. Do some jumping …
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March 15, 2017
Shadow Wolf Mysteries: Under the Crimson Moon Review – Supernatural Detective
By John Bardinelli
As the 19th century comes to a close, a small town in France is having a bit of a problem. A wolf problem. Wait, scratch that, a werewolf problem, which is about a thousand times worse. Neighbors are suspicious of …
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March 13, 2017
Ominous Objects: Family Portrait Review – Castle of Mystery
By John Bardinelli
Blatshire, England. 1756. You’re on your way home to see your wife and kids who just got settled in a brand new castle. It’s quite comfy according to their letters, and the children are having a great time running around …
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March 10, 2017
Beyond the Unknown: A Matter of Time Review – More Bark than Bite
By Sarah E. Daniels
From the ominous first notes, it’s obvious Beyond the Unknown: A Matter of Time is going to be yet another darkly brooding Hidden Object Adventure game. The premise is a hodgepodge of well-used tropes: an ancient artifact has been disturbed, …

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Paranormal Pursuit: The Gifted One Review – Psychic Escape

Mystery Trackers: Blackrow’s Secret Review – Ghostly Horrors

Mayan Prophecies: Blood Moon Review – No Walk in the Park

Witches’ Legacy: The Ties that Bind Review – Toil and Trouble

Dead Reckoning: Silvermoon Isle Review – Alive and Kicking

Shadow Wolf Mysteries: Under the Crimson Moon Review – Supernatural Detective

Ominous Objects: Family Portrait Review – Castle of Mystery

Beyond the Unknown: A Matter of Time Review – More Bark than Bite

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