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  • Hollywood City Review
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    Hollywood City Review

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    Do you like Digital Chocolate's Millionaire City? Chances are you do, if you've played it. It's Digital Chocolate's most popular game on Facebook, serving about 12 million monthly users and 2.6 million daily users. Why bring this up in a review of Hollywood City? Well, as it happens, Hollywood City and Millionaire City are basically the same game.
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    We've seen deserted island simulation games before, but most of them involve surviving against the elements or building a functioning society. Island God, a new title from Digital Chocolate, puts a new spin on the familiar formula. As the name implies, you're not a loin cloth-clad castaway, but an omnipotent deity that has complete control over an island's inhabitants.
  • Angel’s Choice Review
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    Angel’s Choice Review

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    Picking a winning stock can be tough work. Just ask anyone who's ever tried their hand at day trading. But picking a winning app - how hard could that be? Angel's Choice puts your mastery of App Store predictions to the test, offering up a fantasy stock market style experience that's all about investing in apps that you think will turn into winners.
  • My Mad Millions Review
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    My Mad Millions Review

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    Directly or indirectly inspired by the 1985 comedy Brewster's Millions, App Genius' My Mad Millions requires you to spend every last penny of $300,000,000 as quickly as possible to qualify for an even larger inheritance. It's actually not an easy task, and if you're like me, you'll come away from the game wondering just how so many celebrities manage to go bankrupt despite earning figures that make my graduate student loans look like chump change. Still, it's an entertaining concept, and one that even yields a very slim chance of making some real-world money on the side.
  • City of Wonder Review
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    City of Wonder Review

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    As a huge fan of Sid Meier's Civilization from many years ago, I have been waiting for the game to launch on Facebook. While we're waiting for what seems like an eternity, we can enjoy City of Wonder now. City of Wonder is the closest you can get to this classic on a social media network.
  • Casino City Review
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    Casino City Review

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    These days, if you told anyone in the real Sin City that you planned on building a casino, they'd laugh in your face and try to book you for open mic at the local comedy club. Times are hard in the so-called entertainment capital of the world, and unfinished casino projects embarrassingly line the Strip like so many broken slot machines. Fortunately, that's not the case with Casino City, an addicting business sim that brings back the recent glory days when Las Vegas' streets were all but paved with the green stuff.
  • MyTown Review
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    MyTown Review

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    Location-based social games are on the rise these days, and Booyah seems determined to be a major player in this genre. MyTown is remarkably different from their recently released InCrowd, though, because it eschews social networking for actual gameplay, resulting in a much more enjoyable experience.
  • Star Shipping Inc. Review
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    Star Shipping Inc. Review

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    Ever dial into a BBS in the early 90's? The satisfying screech of your modem connecting and the subsequent trickle of text across your screen at a screaming 2400 baud? Then you most likely played the game Trade Wars. It was a text based game played against other users of the BBS where you buy and sell goods while travelling through space. Why do I bring this up? Because Star Shipping Inc. is Trade Wars with graphics ...and no one else to play with.