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Gaimer's Review - September 24, 2008 |
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$6.99
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| Defend the Islands of the Pacific... in 3D! |
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Has the war ever been this much fun?
I mean if anybody says the actual war is "fun", something is wrong with them. But this kind of war - anytime. Wake me up at night and tell me: "How about kicking some enemies in WW2 Pacific Heroes?" - I will do that.
They have no chance against me in this one, as long as the mouse is working. It's all about knowing how to handle the mouse = pure and simple.
An hour, or was it 5 minutes? Shoot, the time had gone by so fast. Let me at it, let me at the full version. It's good. It's GOOOOD! Hey, "good" is not the word for it. The word for it is "BEST". Huh? You don't believe me? Go try it then. Who's stopping you? |
This review has an average score of 5 - Based on 1 ratings
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Gaimer's Review - November 11, 2009 |
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$9.99
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| Volunteer for National Geographic's Eco Rescue team! |
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Who says education can't be fun?
Yes, this game is both fun and education. The objective is to snag all the junk out of the river and leave it clean. When I played the very first level here, I was horrified by the fact that it is real life this game is about. So many ponds in parks were turned into the dump. All kinds of garbage is there, even the toys. I could see that because the pond is shallow enough. That's not pretty and while this game is fun, the real life is not.
Listen everybody, do your kids a favor and buy this game for them. It's not bad to educate them to be clean and keep the environment clean. Yet this is the fun way to teach them. They will play this game and then... they even might clean their room and make their beds w/o being told to do so, because they will realize that it really is nicer to clean the room rather than not to. And next time they are in the park they will probably put any trash in the trash can rather than simply dropping it wherever they please w/o being told to do so. Please don't forget to mention your kids did a good job by putting the trash in the can. It will help them later in their lives, it will help everybody.
Do a good thing and buy this game for your kids. |
This review has an average score of 4.8 - Based on 4 ratings
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Gaimer's Review - September 12, 2009 |
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$6.99
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| Create a city, one wacky tower at a time! |
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I always thought of this game as of 3d tetris.
I've had this game for quite some time and I've never got tired of playing it. I've always been amused by the way new inhabitants arrive into their apartments. First, they use umbrellas. Then, after you go out into space, they just come from everywhere using the zero-gravity environment. By that time, no matter how accurate I was, the building swings like a twig in the wind, yet, it never collapses. It swings, but people don't mind it. I would mind it in the first place, living in a tall building is scary for a number of reasons and no beautiful view from above would make me forget about them. The crane is interesting too: it somehow flies above the building. Yet, the crane gets unbalanced every 50 floors, so there you have a mini-game: you fix the crane and it drops blocks straight for a few seconds. Take your chance at that...
A ton of upgrades and different game modes await you as you build skyscrapers one by one accurately. Yet, it's three misses and you are done for it. Nonetheless, there is a plenty of stuff to enjoy...
This great game has finally found its place on Reflexive Arcade. I'm happy about it and I was surprised to find it here after so long...
I could just keep on talking about it. It's that great!!!
Enjoy it! |
This review has an average score of 4 - Based on 3 ratings
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Gaimer's Review - August 29, 2009 |
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$6.99
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| Your most powerful weapon is your mind! |
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It's a beautiful journey...
Shoot, I'm serious. That alone makes me want to buy this game right now. It's either that, or a couple of dozens of screensavers, which would cost a lot more; or a real-life journey, which would cost $$$$$... Whoa!!! This game really does make me want to go see the world. I know a couple of places in my neighborhood. I thought they were okay, but now they are just not enough...
Once again, the seek-and-find part blends in so smoothly that it does not ruin the gameplay for me. In fact, it adds more sense. She's looking for her father for crying outloud.
I noticed that there are spells she can do, but I did not get to that part. I was stunned by the most wonderful-looking outdoors and the demo time just flashed by. The next time I opened the game, it did not let me play.
By the way, why is the rating scale so small? "Loved it" is not high enough rating for this game.
I just know what I should do to keep playing. |
This review has an average score of 4 - Based on 1 ratings
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Gaimer's Review - September 14, 2008 |
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$6.99
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| Five major games, one epic adventure! |
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Love 'em settlement games
Oh, my! Oh, my! Oh, my! This is the game I was looking for. It is a real-like mini-civilization created from... a bunch of wood.
Too bad there is no further progress, like better technology, or something. Well, I guess it will be in the next version of this game.
But it is still fun to see someone help someone else who is already doing something. It works mostly with construction: one is working and the others don't just stare and wait for me to make them do the same thing. They come and help that other person.
That part is fun by itself. Not to mention a whole lot of mini-games. Of course I have recognized the Diner Dash and Marble Toss. The Marble Toss I played in real life, so it is double fun. Yet, there is a whole lot more to play. And the radio, who needs the radio? That obviously means that the game will be over. Nope, I don't want any radio. I don't even bother looking for the parts. I just want to enjoy the rest of the demo version and then, shoot, I will buy it. It is just too much fun to refuse.
There really should be more games like this one! |
This review has an average score of 3.8 - Based on 4 ratings
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