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Tag: Simulation
High School Story Review
Our experiences in high school shape the kind of adult we become—for better or worse. We instinctively label ourselves unless we have a label applied to us, and shuffle into groups of like-minded friends. But teenage socialization goes far beyond huddles of "jocks," "nerds," and "preppies." Lines blur, people change. High School Story, a mobile social/building game, successfully demonstrates how varied and dramatic life can become when you're a secondary school student.
My Muppets Show Walkthrough
My Muppets Show is a music game from Disney, wherein you will be able to collect Muppets and play music with them in order to put on great shows that people want to watch. Reuniting the Muppets and collecting them can turn out to be a difficult process, but with Gamezebo's quick start guide you'll have all of the tips, tricks, and walkthroughs you'll need to stay ahead of the game.
My Muppets Show Review
It's time to play the music. It's time to light the lights. It's time to have some fun, so pull out your iOS device. My Muppets Show by Disney and Big Blue Bubble (BBB) is a simulation/music game that plays a great deal like BBB's excellent My Singing Monsters. In fact, My Muppets Show simply swaps out one horde of cute monsters for another. It's hard to complain, however, since Jim Henson's shaggy puppet pals are legendary. They also have some great pipes, and some corny jokes.
The Smurfs & Co: Spellbound Review
Holy Smurf, here we go again. The Smurfs & Co: Spellbound is a follow-up to Facebook's highly popular Smurf sim, The Smurfs & Co. Your mission is to save your Smurfy friends and restore Smurf Village to its former blue glory. There's very little about Spellbound that hasn't been done before in other sim/city-building titles, and the game throws you against a paywall pretty early on. Smurf-loving kids will have a blast, however, at least for a little while.
Euro Truck Simulator 2 Review
There's something ultimately calming about Euro Truck Simulator 2. Whether you're dashing along the highway, clear skies ahead of you and an open road beckoning, or maneuvering down country roads in the dead of night, rain splashing against your windscreen, the entire experience always feels pleasantly meditative, and in many ways, very different to the typical style of video game that you might expect.
Snack Mania – At the Theaters Review
Picture this. You're at the premiere of that really big movie everyone's been jawing about for months. You arrive at the theatre five minutes before the film's set to begin. You're cutting it close, but you decide to get some snacks before you sit down. Alas, the line is long. Worse, there's a single clerk stationed at the concessions counter, and she's so harried, that she's totally messed up your order. Burnt popcorn! A hotdog without relish! Flat pop! Do you rage and throw it all back in her face? No. You play a bit of Snack Mania - At the Theaters and develop a little sympathy for the snack vendors of the world.
Sky Gamblers: Cold War Review
I like aviation and warplanes as much as the average person, but for an air combat game to really hold my attention, it needs to offer two things: options and fun. Sky Gamblers: Cold War is absolutely brimming with the former, so much so that it can be difficult to know where to begin. However, it's also distinctly lacking the latter.
Adventure Park Preview
Even though I've never quite worked my way up to riding on the big-boy rollercoasters in real life, that isn't to say I don't love building my own monstrous amusement park creations in games like RollerCoaster Tycoon. It's been a while since we've had a new amusement park simulator that reached such a high caliber, but Adventure Park from German developer b-alive looks to take everything we love about managing our own virtual theme parks, and reshaping it to fit today's modern age of gaming.