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Grim Facade: Mystery of Venice Preview

ERS Game Studios (PuppetShow, Shadow Wolf Mysteries, Haunted Legends: The Queen of Spades) has released the first details for their next hidden object adventure, Grim Facade: Mystery of Venice and you can read about them behind the cut!

ERS Game Studios’ latest HOG explores the canals of Venice

“Venice. The moon is in the sky. A gondola is leaving from a rich mansion where we see visible evidence of just finished ball-masquerade. There are two young ladies in the gondola with umbrellas. The gondola is led by a man in a black long coat and a mask of Medico della Peste. As soon as the gondola goes under the bridge we hear screams… and then on the other side of the bridge we see the slowly floating gondola… but with no passengers. There is a face covered with the mask of Medico della Peste; it is laughing scarily in the darkness…”

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Reviews
October 19, 2011
Top Eleven Review
By Andrew Webster
Even by sports management game standards Top Eleven is a slow burn. You can't jump right into the action and start winning games. You can't just go out and buy the best player you can find. Instead, you'll have to adhere to a real-world schedule and carefully manage your finances. It may not sound like a lot of fun, but if you're interested in the nitty gritty of running a soccer club, there are few better choices than Top Eleven.
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August 2, 2013
Jelly Splash Preview
By Joe Jasko
I don't know about you, but if I had my vote, I'd choose jelly over peanut butter any day of the week. But even I didn't know that jelly could look so appealing as it does in the new match-3 puzzler Jelly Splash, where the titular "Jelly" turns out to be little squishy creatures, and not something you spread on a piece of bread. The game is being developed by Wooga, the same studio that brought us recent hits like Pearl's Peril and Kingsbridge. And after all, a game called "Peanut Butter Splash" just sounds like a gross sticky mess.