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Abundante
Posted by Nick Kojima on December 15th, 2007 in Reviews

You’ve probably heard of it, or seen the demo in the corners of your favorite casual game portal, but with such an esoteric name and the low hype surrounding the release, it is very likely you have overlooked this little gem. Well, we’re here to tell you you’re missing something pretty sweet.


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Real E$tate Empire
Posted by Nick Kojima on December 13th, 2007 in Reviews

I have no idea why I like this game. It is everything most people hate about their mundane lives all piled up in one very realistic financial simulator. You get the joy of driving yourself into debt and mounting thousands of dollars in predatory credit card charges on home improvements for a place where you [...]


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Fizzball
Posted by Nick Kojima on November 30th, 2007 in Reviews

You know, every time I talk to developers and reviewers about video games, I hear the same old story: “Innovation is dead in games.” These people haven’t been looking at the top indie casual games lately. Little gems like Fizzball, Wik, and Eets come out with shocking regularity. They get a lot of hype on [...]


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GameOn Interview
Posted by Mayling Tan on November 9th, 2007 in Features

GameOn, developer of Fairy Treasure, has been developing casual games since 1998, and we recently got in touch with them to find out how they got where they are today.


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Temple of Bricks
Posted by Nick Kojima on October 28th, 2007 in Reviews

The world has no shortage of brick-busting paddle games. But, truth be told, it does actually have a shortage really good ones, and Temple of Bricks goes some way to fixing that problem.


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Aquaball
Posted by Nick Kojima on October 21st, 2007 in Reviews

It’s another ball shooter. And it’s underwater. So at some level, you have seen this before. But don’t let that spoil your fun, because the developers knew all of this, and went out of their way to make this a fresh and original underwater ball shooter. I guess they like a challenge.

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Reflexive Entertainment Interview
Posted by Poh Tun Kai on June 22nd, 2007 in Features

One of the biggest names in casual games, Reflexive Entertainment was founded in Orange County, California, in 1997, and since then it’s produced such amazing hits as the Ricochet series and Big Kahuna Reef, as well winning accolades and awards for games like Ricochet and Wik and the Fable of Souls. Today, Reflexive, through its [...]

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Ricochet Infinity
Posted by Poh Tun Kai on June 7th, 2007 in Previews

True to its name, Reflexive’s Ricochet series has been a massive success since it was launched 6 years ago, taking ball-and-paddle brick-busting to new heights, and bringing gamers back again and again for more. Now, the latest word in futuristic breakout games is coming back with a vengeance, and Ricochet Infinity is accurately named indeed, [...]

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Dragon
Posted by Nick Kojima on May 3rd, 2007 in Reviews

Imagine if you will a Chinese food menu of casual game genres and themes. In the “genres” column, we have Ball Shooters, Breakout Games, Matching Games, etc. In the “themes” column we have Aztec, Egyptian, Asian, Cute Urban Life, etc. Looking at this menu, you can almost plot every game that has come out as [...]

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Indie Monday
Posted by Cameron Sorden on November 13th, 2006 in Features

It’s Indie Monday again, and we have three exciting games from companies you may not have heard about. These are all really great games, and you should definitely have a look. Indie development is where you’ll really see the risks and the creativity, so remember to support the little guys. This week we have two [...]

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