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The TX-1 smartphone is here and, while you haven’t exactly been invited to the launch, I’m sure you can find your way inside. That’s what bloggers do, right? All you have to do is get in, avoid detection, investigate a few rooms, grab some QR codes, a few decryption codes if you want, oh, and keep yourself from turning into a dreaded fanboy. Easy enough, if you ask me. Okay, get to it!
If your tabletop games are looking a little drab, never fear! CUBE is here to save the day! Unconfined by shape, size, and color, CUBE is everything you want, everythign you need, and then …. MORE. CUBE is a ninja today, a villager in distress tomorrow, sometimes it takes Thursdays off, but then it’s back again as a fire breathing dragon! CUBE’s only limit is your sense of imagination. So dream big and bring CUBE to life! (It even has a CUBE-inom-icon to help with that part).
Do you love Greek mythology? Are you a fan of quick and classic card games you can play with just about anyone? Do you also find yourself a fan of cards with unique abilities that change the game turn after turn? Then strap in, cause this one’s for you! Crazier Eights is at it again with two new decks – Olympus and Pantheon! Let’s check them out.
Look alive, super sleuths! There’s a ghost haunting Lord Fairmont’s mansion, but there’s something … fishy going on. Or, was that another ingredient I smelled? Either way, gang, it’s up to you to get to the bottom of this one!
*This review is attempting not to spoil anything major for this game. Depending on what you consider a spoiler, proceed with caution*
If you have an analytical mind and you want to put it to the test with only 55 card, then Carte Rouge is calling your name. Puzzles galore await you, so you need to be ready to use that big brain if you want to solve the mystery!
*I do not want to spoil much, since this is a puzzle solving game, but there may be a spoiler or two within the review, so be cautious. You have been warned!*
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