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Clash of Heroes is set in the venerable Might & Magic universe. I’ve played a couple of those games on my Mac, but this entry is quite a bit different. It’s not your traditional turn-based strategy game, but an odd mix of that, RPG and Bejeweled-style gem matching games. If… Continue Reading »

Since Important Importables reviewed Final Fantasy Vocal Collections Vol. 1: Pray last week, it seems only appropriate that this week Final Fantasy Vocal Collections Vol. 2: Love Will Grow takes center stage. Once again, it is a compilation of instrumentals from Final Fantasy I-VI, only with new adaptations and vocals… Continue Reading »

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers has a lot going for it. The graphics are fantastic, the story and characters are fun, and the action is varied and frantic…when you’re actually doing something. And yet, the game is never quite as enjoyable as it should be. It meanders and… Continue Reading »

The original Silent Hill was released over 10 years ago, in 1999 on the PlayStation. It’s unusual approach and thrilling story spawned a series of beloved horror games. On it’s 10th anniversary, Konami made an unusual announcement stating the company would be “reimagining” the original game. Even more striking was… Continue Reading »

FROM APPLETELL - What’s key with iPhone adventure games is that they offer a fun, immersive experience in the time frame they gives you, and Dracula: The Path of the Dragon - Part 1 does just that.
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There have been a number of Final Fantasy compilation albums, featuring music from multiple entries in the series on one album. One such album is Final Fantasy Vocal Collections Vol. 1: Pray, which takes established tracks from Final Fantasy I - VI, offers a new arrangement, has a number of… Continue Reading »

FROM APPLETELL - Thankfully, not all puzzle games are a simple matter of aligning three similarly colored gems in a line. Here are three that are more about contraptions and physics.
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Sands of Destruction comes with a pretty impressive pedigree. It was developed by Imageepoch, creators of Luminous Arc 1-3 (DS), 7th Dragon (DS) and Arc Rise Fantasia (Wii) and published by Sega. It also enjoyed quite a bit of success in Japan, inspiring aWorld Destruction: Sekai Bokumetsu no Rokunin anime… Continue Reading »

Reflexive Entertainment, known for casual games like Airport Mania, Sprouts and Music Catch, has just released Simplz: Zoo, it’s latest casual game. While many of Reflexive’s previous games focused fit into a single genre, Simplz: Zoo is a tad more experimental. It combines a match-3 puzzle game with a zoo… Continue Reading »

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FROM APPLETELL - Pinball Wizard harkens back to machines of the ‘70s, while Jungle Style Pinball is rooted firmly in the modern era. Which provides the best pinball sim action?
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