Game Review by Matt Bird
Game Rating = 4/5 Balls
Are you a child of the Atari days? Do you long to return to an asteroid belt and mindlessly wipe out oncoming foes? Is the concept of a story wasted on you? Then you’ll love Ultratron by Puppy Games.
Game Review by Jeff Parsons
Game Rating = 4/5 Balls
Smugglers 4 makes a great first impression by claiming to allow you to choose your profession, outfit your spaceship and venture forth on dangerous missions throughout the vast galaxy. I was intrigued and gave it a try. I didn’t regret it.
The storyline is absolutely wonderful. There are just enough interesting words to keep it fast paced, but it’s also packed with creative details.
Game Review by Pauline Abreu
Game Rating = 2/5 Balls
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Fashion Cents for Gents is like the original game. The basic idea of the game is to dress the dolls with the various items of clothing. You have to have matching colors, with the exception of white, black, and denim, which you can combine with all other colors. Glasses, briefcases, and other accessories can be added for bonus points. Other additions, such as, hairpieces and beards can give you even bigger bonus points. On certain occasions a doll will appear with a 10 x symbol on it, you have to dress that doll before the symbol disappears in order to receive the largest bonus of all.
Game Review by Josh Komon
Game Rating = 2/5 Balls
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RoomBoom Suburbia is another in a long line of Sim City wannabes. Granted, RoomBoom mixes in a bit of a Tetris element, but even that has been done before. Mindemia tried to create a game to capture the attention of strategy simulation fans, but ultimately, came up with a sub par mash up.
GAMEPLAY
There are two parts to the game. The first is where you create rooms from pieces in a confusing, frustrating, conveyor belt full of wooden shapes. Thankfully, there is an option to merely simulate this part, and players can focus on the second part of the game. In this portion, players select rooms, and arrange them on a map, attempting to connect all the necessary pieces for a full house. This is done by matching red doors to red doors, and blue doors to blue. The rooms that are available at any given time change, so players need to be on the look-out, and are better served to attempt building more than one house at a time. Successful houses lead to money. A large enough sum leads to control of the land. After a predetermined number of turns, scores are tallied, and a winner is declared. After a small learning period, control of the pieces becomes pretty easy. Unfortunately, after this learning period, the game play gets pretty boring.
Game Review by Debbie Lester
Game Rating = 4/5 Balls
If peace and tranquility is what you are looking for in a game, than look no further. Osmos, a new game released by hemisphere games is all about simplicity. The genre of “ambient” games is becoming more popular. Gamers who are tired of all the fast paced action of time management and arcade games will love Osmos, with it’s slow pace, based on the laws of physics.
Game Review by Tara Elocin
Game Rating = 4/5 Balls
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Pizza lovers and adventure game players listen up! Pizza Morgana by Corbomite Games is an adventure game surround the mystic world of Pizza Morgano.
Game Review by Ryan Ambrose
Game Rating = 4/5 Balls
Project Aftermath by Games Faction is a real-time strategy game with a 50’s comic-book/B-movie feel. The objective is to play the good guys, the Morphids, and defeat the evil New Order.
Game Review by Abasster
Game Rating = 3/5 Balls
Upon starting the New Star Grand Prix, a single player Formula One Championship racing game by New Star Games Ltd, players are shown a basic gray colored setup screen to choose language, screen resolution & size – hardly an invigorating start to a racing game. Consequently, electronic pop music will begin to play & the player is greeted with good contemporary 3-dimensional (3D) glossy imagery of a checkered flag, adorning a simple four button user interface.
Game Review by Ryan Ambrose
Game Rating = 5/5 Balls
Wizard’s Pen by Popcap is a thoroughly enjoyable hidden object game. I give it a 5/5, and if you’re a fan of hidden object or puzzle games in general, it’s worth your while to get it.
Game Review by Matt Remley
Game Rating = 4/5 Balls
County Fair is the game that fans of RollerCoaster Tycoon have been waiting for. Right from the start of the game, players are thrown into a story of long lost relatives and inheritance. Controlling an unnamed character, players soon discover from a stranger’s lawyer that the two are actually related.
