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  • Dragon Skies Preview
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    Dragon Skies Preview

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    We all know that Vikings were brawny dudes with a thing for rowboats, and that they probably landed on the shores of North America ages before Columbus found his way out of his mother's womb (he got lost during that excursion, too). But here's a little Viking tidbit that's been coming to the fore a lot lately: on top of everything else they could do, Vikings were righteous dragon-trainers. If you don't believe it, try re-living history with Dragon Skies, a mobile dragon-raising game that honestly has nothing to do with history at all.
  • Riding Club Championships Review
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    Riding Club Championships Review

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    Horses are among the first animals that humankind domesticated, but most of us living in the modern age have a strange, almost romanticized relationship with the beasts. Now that we ride around in cars (our ancestors determined that padded leather seats are so kind to our butts, and therefore impossible to give up), horses almost feel like fantasy animals that only a privileged few are allowed to interact with. 
  • Dolphin Paradise: Wild Friends Preview
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    • iOS
    Dolphin Paradise: Wild Friends Preview

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    Currently, there's a lot of ongoing debate over whether or not dolphins, orcas, and other marine mammals should be kept captive in marine parks and forced to perform for hairless, hand-slapping ape descendants. After all, evidence keeps pouring in that suggests dolphins are sentient animals. It's a sticky argument, but regardless of where you stand, you don't have to feel bad about playing Dolphin Paradise for iOS. These virtual sea mammals exist only on your iDevice, and they are totally down with hanging out. Bring fish. Lots of fish.
  • My Dragon Review
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    My Dragon Review

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    My Dragon is a new freemium app from Glu games that allows children to take care of their very own pet dragon and take it on quests and adventures in the Kingdom of Dragonia. Given the chance, who wouldn't want to have their own pet dragon? My kids did, and between you and me, so did I.
  • Creatures 4 Preview
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    Creatures 4 Preview

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    It's been a long time since the last time I played the original Creatures, so I was excited to learn that the franchise is being revived with a new game that promises to bring an even greater level of complexity to the world of the Norn. 
  • Harvest Lands Preview
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    • iOS
    Harvest Lands Preview

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    Too often, creature capture games are all about the odd exploitation of your pets. They beat the snot out of each other to make you a couple bucks. They sit caged in exhibits to generate cash. But how often do you see those adorable little critters doing the same job the humans can - working together with their masters to create something fun? 
  • Moshi Monsters Village Preview
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    • iOS
    Moshi Monsters Village Preview

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    If you are responsible for the care and feeding of at least one kid, then you're probably familiar with the world of Moshi Monsters. Moshi Monsters is a popular PC-based virtual world that lets kids adopt and play with cuddly virtual beasts. When you come down to it, though, you can't really cage a monster (no matter how fluffy they might be), which explains why the property is going mobile with Moshi Monsters Village, coming to iOS this Fall.
  • Monster Life Review
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    Monster Life Review

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    I'll admit it: I've found myself addicted to a handful of free-to-play sim titles from time to time. Despite a long dedication to "hardcore" titles, I got caught up in the Farmville craze when it began on Facebook, and I've been known to fall into addictive Dragonvale runs every now and then. But the one thing keeping me from delving into more of like-minded titles (aside from the fact that they play very similarly to one another) is the fact that they all use the same cartoony visuals.