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  • Ben 10 Slammers Review
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    • iOS
    Ben 10 Slammers Review

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    I hate to start a review by being slightly egotistical, but I'm the parent of two daughters. That means that Ben 10 is something that exists for me peripherally, as a thing some of the boys they know are into. Collectible Card games, well, let's say I'm on firmer ground. And now there's a CCG for Ben 10, Ben 10 Slammers, and here I am reviewing it.
  • VEGA Conflict Walkthrough
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    VEGA Conflict Walkthrough

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    Vega Conflict is a strategy game developed by KIXEYE. Build your fleet, mine asteroids, and defend your business from the VEGA Federation. Gamezebo's quick start strategy guide will provide you with detailed images, tips, information, and hints on how to play your best game.
  • VEGA Conflict Review
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    VEGA Conflict Review

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    Production values aren't everything, but all the same, it's hard not to do a double take when you boot up Vega Conflict and find yourself confronted with a well-voiced and decently animated cutscene. Here, such attention seems to suggest, is a social strategy game for Facebook among the legions of tired clones that's actually worth playing. For the most part, that's true. Vega Conflict may tread similar ground as KIXEYE's previous hit, Battle Pirates, but it handles the transition to space with panache.
  • Jungle Heat Walkthrough
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    Jungle Heat Walkthrough

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    Jungle Heat is a free-to-play competitive strategy game created by My.com. Players will build an army, construct defenses, harvest resources, and attack other players' bases. Gamezebo's quick start strategy guide will provide you with detailed images, tips, information, and hints on how to play your best game.
  • Jungle Heat Review
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Jungle Heat Review

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    I'm going to come right out and say it: My.com's Jungle Heat offers almost nothing that makes it a fresh or original experience. Outside of the jungle theme, it's hard to find any way that it stands out among the competition. That said, its lack of originality doesn't make it a bad game. While it will likely be lost amongst more prolific strategy titles, Jungle Heat makes for one of the genre's most accessible entry points for Android gamers.
  • Starborn Wanderers Review
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    • iOS
    Starborn Wanderers Review

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    At first glance, it seems as though Starborn Wanderers has a lot going for it. There's the implication of a large galaxy to explore. Goods can be traded, pirates can be fought, and lots of other space adventure-y stuff can be done. There's even a magic system of sorts. Trouble is, the glue holding all of these elements together is as uninspired as it is dull.
  • Worms 3 Review
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    • iOS
    Worms 3 Review

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    You know the drill, sergeant: those ruthless worm soldiers have returned in Worms 3, and they're taking to the battlefields at every Beach, Farm, and Sewer in what will undoubtedly become the definitive mobile version of Worms today. And while a few repetitive elements unavoidably manage to set in amidst all of the small-scale carnage, the sprawling arsenal, intriguing advent of trading cards, and healthy multitude of game modes still make this one mobile war you'll be telling your little grandchildren worms about one day.
  • Champs: Battlegrounds Review
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    • iOS
    Champs: Battlegrounds Review

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    Synchronous multiplayer games have long had a love-hate relationship with mobile. While the bulk of successful mobile multiplayer titles have been turn-based, occasional games (such as Solstice Arena) have managed to break free from those confines and find success. Champs: Battlegrounds is the newest game to break free from the turn-based mobile gameplay and offer both real-time multiplayer and a fresh take on the tactical RPG genre.