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  • Haunted Hollow Walkthrough
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    • iOS
    Haunted Hollow Walkthrough

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    Haunted Hollow is a strategy game from Firaxis and 2K Games, wherein you build and rule a haunted mansion with monsters helping you out along the way. You'll be asked to take on rivals in order to expand your empire with these monsters, and with Gamezebo's quick start guide you'll be on the fast track to success with all of the tips, tricks and walkthroughs you need.
  • Expeditions: Conquistador Review
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    • PC
    Expeditions: Conquistador Review

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    We've role-played fantasy worlds to death. Been there, slain that. What we haven't done nearly as much is explore real life settings, which can be plenty compelling in their own right. Expeditions: Conquistador by Logic Artists is here to help us rectify that, by allowing players to head up voyages to the New World of the 16th Century. Adventure, turn-based combat, intrigue, and a chance at fame and fortune are waiting.
  • Kingdom Rush: Frontiers Preview
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Kingdom Rush: Frontiers Preview

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    It's almost an impossible task to come up with a list of tower defense games that have seen more popular success and critical acclaim than Ironhide Games' Kingdom Rush. Seriously, this game has some pretty great stuff going on. However, I fear that the reign of Kingdom Rush is about to be cut short; but luckily, this is only because the game will most likely be toppled by its next iteration, which already looks to be even more fun and engrossing than the first.
  • Skyward Collapse Review
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    • PC
    Skyward Collapse Review

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    Skyward Collapse is a god game with a twist. Instead of leading your people to victory over non-believers, you lead two sets of people to a state of geopolitical equilibrium. In doing this, you must ensure that both sides are powerful enough to survive and flourish in a dangerous, mythological world, but that neither gains enough of an advantage to wipe the other out. It's an interesting idea, but it leaves something to be desired in execution.
  • Imperium: Galactic War Review
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    Imperium: Galactic War Review

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    It must be tough to be a Thanerian. When you look precisely like the subjects in C.M. Coolidge's kitschy paintings of dogs playing poker, it's perhaps inevitable that your comrades will introduce you as the "lapdogs" of the Intergalactic Alliance. That's not to say that the mutt men don't encourage it themselves; later, after they've won a battle against one of the other factions in space, they announce that they won't "roll over for the rabble of the universe." This kind of dorky humor weaves itself into most aspects of Imperium: Galactic War, and when you couple it with real time space battles that encourage the use of actual strategy, the result is a city building/strategy sim that stands out from its increasingly numerous competition.
  • Solara Walkthrough
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    • iOS
    Solara Walkthrough

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    Solara is an online persistent RPG where you build a cast of fighters, complete quests and build up your castle. Gamezebo's quick start strategy guide will provide you with detailed images, tips, information, and hints on how to play your best game.
  • Solara Review
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    • iOS
    Solara Review

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    We reviewers love our labels, but some games just won't cooperate and wear them. Solara is one of those non-conformists, since it has sim, strategy and fantasy RPG traits, but not enough of any of them to neatly classify. It's also free and fun, though in a way that creeps up on you gradually more than it smacks you in the face - which is good, since that would probably cancel out the fun.
  • Reus Review
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    • PC
    Reus Review

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    In the beginning, there was a vast wasteland of interactive nothingness.  And so Man created the video game.  Man then got tired of playing space shooters and sword-wielding heroes, so he created the god game.  One in-game, all-powerful planet spirit got tired of running everything, so he created the Reus: the eponymous Giant designed to do the bidding of the planet through manual labor and you, the player whose not-so-distant ancestor invented the video game.