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    • PC
    Caribbean Pirate Quest Review

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    Ahoy there, casual gamer! If ye enjoy the 'ol match-3 puzzlers you'll want to set sail with Caribbean Pirate Quest, a clever downloadable game that weaves in a treasure hunting component to the core gameplay. Argghhh!Before the game designers at Spell of Play Studios make me walk the plank, here's what you do in the game. You'll start off on the seven seas, and using your mouse you'll click to a spot on the map to sail to, such as a big red "X" on the water that represents a possible treasure spot.
  • Eye for Design Preview
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    • PC
    Eye for Design Preview

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    Sandlot Games sent us some screenshots for Eye for Design, an upcoming puzzle game set in the fun and creative world of interior design. The game should be launching in late April/early May.
  • Hoyle Enchanted Puzzles Tips Walkthrough
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    • PC
    Hoyle Enchanted Puzzles Tips Walkthrough

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    Check out these tips & tricks for Hoyle Enchanted Puzzles, that were provided to us by Boomzap Entertainment. Learn about experience and story choices, and read specific tips for each level from the Dark Lake to the Mystic Tripeaks. EXPERIENCE AND STORY CHOICES There are 3 types of Experience in the game: Craft, Mind and Nature. You earn them by playing the subgames, and you need differing amounts to unlock higher levels and new subgames. You'll notice that each subgame produces two ...
  • Runes of Avalon 2 Tips Walkthrough
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    • iOS
    • PC
    Runes of Avalon 2 Tips Walkthrough

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    Check out these tips & tricks for Runes of Avalon 2, which were provided to us by the game's developer Anawiki Games. GENERAL TIPS For each match of three or more runes you earn the same amount of Rune Magic (as long as there is an opened vial corresponding to the runes you matched). For each match of 4 runes you'll receive 1 spell on the board. For each match of 5 or more you'll receive 2 spells on the board. When you make a match of 2 colors (COMBO) you'll receive 3...
  • I.Q.: Identity Quest Review
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    • PC
    I.Q.: Identity Quest Review

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    Everyone likes to fancy themselves a closet intellectual; intriguing new puzzler IQ: Identity Quest gives you the chance to prove it once and for all. A globetrotting brainteaser that dares you to "master the power of the human mind" according to its creators, the outing - offering a middling presentation, aimed at a younger audience and more idle amusement that must-play - won't set the casual gaming world on fire.
  • Hoyle Enchanted Puzzles Review
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    • PC
    Hoyle Enchanted Puzzles Review

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    Let's get something straight right off the bat: Gamezebo doesn't give out high scores - such as 4 stars - just because a game offers a collection of puzzle types under one roof. In other words, more isn't necessarily better. But in Hoyle Enchanted Puzzles, while the puzzle themes will be immediately familiar to casual games, the developer added enough of a new twist to most of these digital diversions to keep us glued to the PC for hours, forever trying to unlock additional stages.
  • Runes of Avalon 2 Review
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    • iOS
    • PC
    Runes of Avalon 2 Review

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    If you're a fan of high fantasy (and match-three puzzlers to boot) get ready to hold onto your helmet: Evil sorceress Morganna's back to haunt the world once again in Arthurian-themed head-scratcher Runes of Avalon 2, which challenges you to save a peaceful kingdom from her baneful magic. As we happily discovered though, a host of new backdrops, incantations and 100 keenly-crafted levels also make a featured appearance as well, allowing you to easily while away the afternoon keeping both the pesky witch, and boredom, safely at bay.
  • Gems Quest Review
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    • PC
    Gems Quest Review

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    It can't be easy anymore for casual game developers to come up with new ideas for match-three offerings. In fact, with hidden object and time management releases ruling the roost, one has to wonder why a company would even try. I'm glad the developers at Sulus Games were more optimistic, because if they hadn't been, we wouldn't have Gems Quest to play.