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  • Kiwanuka Walkthrough
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    • iOS
    Kiwanuka Walkthrough

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    Kiwanuka is a puzzle action game from CMA Megacorp. Gamezebo's quick start guide will provide you with some tips and hints to lead the citizens to freedom in this magical experience.
  • Kiwanuka Review
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    • iOS
    Kiwanuka Review

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    Kiwanuka is cute, charming, simple and even a little bit biblical: With nothing but a magical staff and steely determination, you must embark upon a daunting quest to lead your followers to freedom.The people of Kiwanuka need your help! They've somehow managed to trap themselves on floating space rocks, and it's up to the bearer of the magical lightning staff to lead them to the sacred triangle of freedom! That's more or less how it goes, anyway. The bottom line is that you have the staff and that means you call the shots.Your magical staff shoots lightning, but it's not the sort of lightning you use to smite your enemies. Instead, by touching the staff and dragging left or right, you draw an arc of electricity that your avatar and his flock will follow. Things get really interesting when you drag the arc straight up, because that causes your followers to stand on one another's shoulders, forming a column of varying height that you can then tip over and use as a bridge. 
  • Last Inua Review
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    • iOS
    Last Inua Review

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    A father and son battling harsh elements and demonic corruption as they attempt to restore the three guardian spirits of the land: This is Last Inua, a 2D side-scrolling tale of survival in the deep Arctic, a visually stunning game that approaches excellence but ultimately overstays its welcome.Last Inua is an "art-platformer," a term I just now made up to describe platformers with powerful aesthetics and unremarkable gameplay - although calling it "unremarkable" might in some instances be overly harsh. In most cases it's really just simplified, which I suspect is a conscious choice intended to encourage all players, even those of dubious skills, to reach the end and enjoy the entirety of the experience.Last Inua is very much like that. It's the the story of the Inuit Ataataq and his son Hiko, who are racing to restore three guardian spirits in order to foil an attack on the North by the demon Tonrar. Ataataq is a powerful man, able to leap great distances, climb frozen cliffs and shatter massive blocks of ice with a single blow. His son Hiko is sickly and weak, but possesses magical abilities that allow him to walk through the air and travel great distances in the blink of an eye. They must work together to survive and triumph, and you'll switch back and forth between them many times as you play, relying on both Ataataq's strength and Hiko's magic in equal measures.
  • Diamond Digger Saga Walkthrough
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    Diamond Digger Saga Walkthrough

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    Diamond Digger Saga is a gem-matching game from King. In this game, you match gems to clear away sand and rock so that water can flow between screens and help you reach specific goals. Gamezebo's walkthrough will provide you with some tips and hints that will help you dig for riches.
  • Diamond Digger Saga Review
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    What riches lie just beneath our feet? Gems? Dinosaur bones? Gem-encrusted dinosaur bones? Diamond Digger Saga, the latest title from King, has one answer: Another puzzle game that will gulp down hours of your time like a hungry sandworm from the depths of Arrakis.Diamond Digger Saga is a gem-matching game that revolves around dirt, rock, and water. Unlike many King games, Diamond Digger Saga isn't a match-three title. Rather, you focus on clearing away groups of gems. The more, the better.Many gems lie on a bed of sand, and when they're matched, that sand disappears. Each level also contains a flow of water that's held back by sand and rock. When you clear a path to the "plug" at the bottom of the screen, all the gems wash down to the next level and you gain two more moves.
  • Full Bore Review
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    • PC
    Full Bore Review

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    Full Bore comes out of the gate looking like just another retro-platformer, and within the first few minutes of play I was already cooking up various "fully boring" puns to use in this review. But then I noticed that an hour had flown by, and then another, and I realized I'd been pulled into the mystery of its strange underground world - and that there's a lot more to this game than first meets the eye.You play Full Bore as either Hildi or Frederick, slightly high-strung boars enjoying a dreamy nap on a warm summer's day. But fate has decided that this day will be more interesting than most, and before you know it you're cast into the bowels of a bizarre, subterranean realm, where you're accused of stealing a hoard of gems belonging to what is apparently a great boar mining magnate. Irritated by your impertinence, he sets you to work in his mine, digging up gems to replace the ones he (mistakenly) believes you've stolen.
  • Bridge Constructor Medieval Review
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    • iOS
    Bridge Constructor Medieval Review

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    Solid, sturdy bridges are vital for modern transportation, but they were a super-necessity in ye olden days of carts and horses. Rickety bridges equaled accidents, which equaled spilled beer, which equaled big sadness. Oh, and shoddy workmanship caused people to die as well. That was pretty unfortunate.Bridge Constructor Medieval is another bridge-building game from Headup Games. The same rules apply here as in Bridge Constructor: Build bridges that won't crumple like wet paper when people set foot on them. There are some additional, middle age twists as well.As its name suggests, Bridge Constructor Medieval takes place in the fine days of maidens, knights, and dragons (note: There were no dragons slithering around in medieval times. Do not tell your teacher otherwise). You're tasked with building bridges for a kingdom that's under siege by a band of barbarians. 
  • Blek Review
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    • iOS
    Blek Review

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    Blek is a minimalist puzzle game that encourages player creativity through a lack of rules, restrictions, or requirements.  The only instruction you'll ever be given is to make a gesture; after that, figuring out what to do, how to do it, and if you even want to is entirely up to you.The world of Blek is made up of colorful dots on a white background.  Drawing on the white screen creates a line that follows your fingertip as long as you continue drawing.  Once you lift your finger, the line is let loose to fly around the screen, yet it's not exactly free: the line will continue mirroring whatever directions you gave it while doodling.  As it touches the colorful dots, they disappear, and once all dots are gone the level is complete.