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Updated: Battle Bears Review

Posted by Heather Bradford, January 29th, 2010

Today only, Battle Bears 1.5 is available for free from FreeAppADay.com. If you balked at buying it, here's a chance to enjoy the entire game for nothing. Beware the Huggables!

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Chuzzle Review

Posted by Heather Bradford, January 7th, 2010

Match-3 games are everywhere on the iPhone, letting you move around gems, runes, and now technicolor tribbles. Popcap Games, the company behind the insanely popular Match-3 title Bejeweled, has repeated their success by bringing a perfect port of their oddball PC and online title Chuzzle to the iPhone.

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Against the Fire Review

Posted by Heather Bradford, October 8th, 2009

It can be a lot of fun to set your enemies on fire in videogames. Zombies burn nicely, as do vampires and some aliens. In most of the games we’ve played, fire is a weapon, not an opponent.

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Cheap Shot: Lion Pride

Posted by Heather Bradford, September 21st, 2009

Every woman knows it’s not easy to bring home the bacon. But in the game Lion Pride, if you put your mind to it, you can catch that warthog. You are a lioness, an apex predator whose only job is to kill. All you have are your teeth, your claws, and above all, the element of surprise.

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Cheap Shot: Mr.AahH!

Posted by Heather Bradford, September 7th, 2009

How can you scream when you have no mouth? Where is that background voice coming from, if not him? And what’s with the techno? All excellent questions, for which there are no answers.

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Dragon Portals Review

Posted by Heather Bradford, September 1st, 2009

If you lived in a world where colorful dragons flew through the sky, happy, harmless and beautiful, why would you want to wreck that? Sure, freedom sounds nice, but think about it. Wouldn’t you rather have them hanging around Earth? Or would you help them escape this existence and go somewhere else? Maybe somewhere a bit more dragony?

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Art Thief Review

Posted by Heather Bradford, August 26th, 2009

There are many games on the market that can teach people about things like science, language and art, though few use burglary to do so. Art Thief is one of the few titles that encourages learning through the commission of felonies.

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Snood Review

Posted by Heather Bradford, August 18th, 2009

Who can resist a game filled with disembodied cartoon heads? Certainly not us. This is part of the reason we like Snood, EA’s latest Match-3 title, so very much.

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4 Elements - Puzzledom Review

Posted by Heather Bradford, August 13th, 2009

When people talk about the end of the world, they focus on things like robots, aliens and global warfare. When it comes to Armageddon, sentient beings (usually mankind) are the prime suspects. 4 Elements - Puzzledom, a Match-3 puzzler from RealArcade and Playrix Entertainment, has a different idea.

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Pinball Fantasies Review

Posted by Heather Bradford, July 31st, 2009

We don’t want to date ourselves, but here at Slide to Play many of us fondly remember playing computer games on our Commodore home computers. What began as text based adventures in our dads' studies turned into well designed, colorful computer games like Pinball Fantasies for the Commodore Amiga.

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Attack of the Dust Bunnies Review

Posted by Heather Bradford, July 23rd, 2009

So you want a game that lets you blow off some steam, maybe by giving you an interesting landscape and filling it with things to shoot. Would you rather be shooting fantastical beings from space in epic interstellar battles, mowing down members of rival gangs, or bombing dust bunnies with generic Pine Sol?

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Kill All Bugs! Review

Posted by Heather Bradford, July 16th, 2009

Listen up, soldier: Giant mutant bugs are overrunning our cities and it is up to you to beat them back and protect your fellow man. You country needs you to lead Operation: Kill All Bugs! Are you up for the task?

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Cheap Shot: Diabolika

Posted by Heather Bradford, July 14th, 2009

The demons are trying to take over. We can feel their wicked presence creeping in, curling like fingers of fog stealing across the landscape, ready to envelop anything in its path. Their latest tool is Diabolika, a fiendishly delightful puzzler from independent developers Derek Yu and Jon Perry.

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Virtual Families Review

Posted by Heather Bradford, July 10th, 2009

Oh my god, the stove is on fire! What do you do? What do you do!? Quickly, dig the doorknob out of the sandbox, take it to the shed, use it fix the door, open the door to the shed, find the fire extinguisher, take it to the kitchen and put the fire out. Whew! That was easy, wasn’t it?

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Mahjongg Artifacts: Chapter 2 Review

Posted by Heather Bradford, July 6th, 2009

What do you do when your missing boyfriend may have become a god? Well, if you’re the comic book heroine of Mahjongg Artifacts: Chapter 2, you fight to save him from himself by playing mahjongg solitare.

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EdiMon Review

Posted by Heather Bradford, June 29th, 2009

The word “Eden” conjures up images of beautiful, serene gardens; a divine paradise. That is not what you get in Edimon, a virtual pet game set in the Eden Universe. Wonky controls and glitchy minigames turn this paradise into a lost cause.

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Cheap Shot: Kitten Cannon

Posted by Heather Bradford, June 25th, 2009

When the cat woke me up at 5 a.m. for some unscheduled (and unwanted) playtime, I decided to show her Kitten Cannon. She was not amused.

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Jewel Quest Deluxe Review

Posted by Heather Bradford, June 24th, 2009

Making your way through the slums of British India, you encounter a beautiful veiled woman who, with a mysterious and provocative look, challenges you to a jewel-matching game. Later, you meet a distinguished British general who challenges you to another jewel-matching game. Same goes for a Bedouin chief, a cab driver, and a religious guru, all of whom have nothing better to do than challenge you to jewel-matching games.

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Sally's Spa Review

Posted by Heather Bradford, June 19th, 2009

After building up a successful business, who wouldn’t want a little R&R? And if that R&R turns into a global business empire, all the better, right? That’s the premise of Sally’s Spa, Games Café’s follow-up to the popular time management game Sally’s Salon and currently ranked #1 on the App Store.

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