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  • Puzzle Trooper Review
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    Puzzle Trooper Review

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    Everybody loves Puzzle & Dragons. So much so, that everybody else has tried their hand at making something similar. In Kabam's case, it's Puzzle Trooper: the same match-3 puzzle game/pseudo CCG hybrid, but with fewer dragons and a lot more burly soldiers. And tanks; can't forget the tanks. Although as derivative as it may be, it's still an incredibly fun system that works well. Heck, this time around it even feels less punishing to non-paying players!Just in case anyone isn't familiar with the formula, it goes like this: players have a small group of characters (in this case, soldiers) that can belong to a number of different colors. Below them is a grid of colored circles/spheres/gems that, naturally, match the different unit colors. By sliding one of these colorful doohickeys around and creating groups of three or more, they can power up their soldiers and allow them to attack.The bigger the group and the more combos (i.e. groups cleared in one turn), the higher the damage. After enough turns pass, a unit's special ability - including changing one color to another or doing direct damage - will become available. As the platoon charges through missions, and by extension enemies, more characters can be acquired for beefing up the ranks or simply upgrading favorites.
  • Infectonator: Hot Chase Review
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    • iOS
    Infectonator: Hot Chase Review

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    Pop culture's love affair with zombies would have you believe the creatures are slow, shambling, and stupid. For your own safety, don't be fooled. George Romero's zombies can really book it if they've got a victim in their sights, and the zombies populating Infectonator: Hot Chase are likewise fleet of foot.Infectonator: Hot Chase combines zombies with the endless running genre, both of which have been done to death in online and gaming culture. You'd think that combining the two would result in an indigestible game, but surprisingly, Infectonator: Hot Chase is fun, fast, and full of good humor. Or maybe it's not surprising, given the game is put together by Toge, the same team behind the highly addictive Infectonator zombie simulation games.Infectonator: Hot Chase is a bit more straightforward than its predecessors, however. You play as a zombie that rudely interrupts a newscast (which is just a list of random facts, as per Infectonator tradition), tears through the studio, and bursts out onto the street. From there, you run and infect as many people as possible.If you're familiar with the Infectonator games, then you already know its fast-moving zombies tend to burn out quickly. In the same vein, you're equipped with a Stamina bar in Infectonator: Hot Chase. Your stamina gradually depletes as you run, gradually slowing you down. When it hits zero, you come to a complete stop and the run is over.
  • Infectonator: Hot Chase Walkthrough
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    Infectonator: Hot Chase Walkthrough

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    Infectonator: Hot Chase is an endless running game created by Armor Games Inc. You play as a zombie aiming to infect as many people as possible. Gamezebo's quick start strategy guide will provide you with detailed images, tips, information, and hints on how to stuff your face with brains."
  • Heroes of Loot Review
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    Heroes of Loot Review

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    I've played my fair share of dungeon-crawling roguelikes, with their turn-based tales of slow, tight progression, treasure a-plenty, and endless floors of bloodthirsty enemies. Heroes of Loot, then, is something just that little bit different - it's essentially what happens when you cross a roguelike with a twin-stick shoot 'em up.As it turns out, this is quite the recipe for success. Heroes of Loot is fast-paced, frantic, exciting, and perfect for picking up, having a quick blast, and then going back to your daily routine - or, you know, just playing over and over again for an hour or three. If you enjoy your dungeon-crawlers, you should get a load of this.You are one of four heroes, sent into a never-ending dungeon to create a bit of a rabble. By killing enemies and grabbing gold, you'll attract more and more baddies to the dungeon, and make it far more dangerous. Which is apparently a good thing, according to the dungeon owner!The dungeons are randomly generated, such that each playthrough is different - as you'd expect from a dungeon-crawler. What you might not expect, however, is that the game plays out completely in real-time. That is, there's no turn-based action here; instead, the enemies are constantly approaching, and you'll have to fight them off twin-stick style.
  • Card Hunter Review
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    Card Hunter Review

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    Time is precious. Especially gaming time, which means video games, collectible card games, and tabletop games are all vying against each other for yours. Happily, Blue Manchu has a solution to this modern dilemma. Card Hunter manages to combine elements from all three into one fun package that also happens to be free-to-play and run right in your browser window. Sound too good to be true? Then read on adventurer - your new favorite game awaits.In classic meta fashion, Card Hunter is not only the game you play, but also the game within the game, administered to you by an eager but relatively novice GM named Gary. He manages to use big brother Melvin's card set to teach you some of the basics of battling and questing in the land of, ahem, Cardhuntria, before he's discovered and you have to start over with just one lowly Level 1 Warrior. You'll eventually form a party of three from pretty basic archetypes: Warrior, Wizard and Priest, all of whom can be Elf for greater movement, Dwarf for more durability or Human for a happy medium.That simplicity is alright though, because there's a lot more to absorb. Every adventure - which look like old school D&D modules, down to the retro art style and flavor text - contains two or more battles. That's where the magic happens, figuratively and somewhat literally, as each battle takes place on a unique board with a square-shaped grid. The board is 2D but has artwork that depicts terrain, structures and other obstacles, whereas your characters and any enemies are represented by 3D figures.
  • Monster Match Walkthrough
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    Monster Match Walkthrough

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    Monster Match is a monster-collecting puzzle game created by Mobage, Inc. It's an interesting mash-up of mechanics, but don't let the cutesy critters fool you: this game can become tough-as-nails in the blink of an eye. Gamezebo's quick start strategy guide will provide you with detailed images, tips, information, and hints on how to play your best game.
  • Monster Match Review
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    Monster Match Review

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    Games like Puzzle & Dragons - both those that came before and came after - have done a decent job of filling the App Store lately. So much so that something like Monster Match stands out not because it's necessarily better, but because it does something different. Granted I do think it's better, but seeing something break out of the mold even a little bit makes me incredibly happy.
  • Wartune Walkthrough
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    Wartune Walkthrough

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    Wartune is an adventure role playing game developed by Proficientcity. Become a hero and grow stronger as you fight the forces of evil in the world of evil. Gamezebo's quick start strategy guide will provide you with detailed images, tips, information, and hints on how to play your best game.