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When visiting Animalville, you can be sure there will be plenty of work for you. On this occasion you will need to track down a stolen bicycle.

Match 3 titles do seem to have a habit of developing into a series of offerings that follow a similar pattern with regards to their style of action. One instance of this trend can be seen with this next title under review..

Whenever you relax, conditions can deteriate but do not worry as you can always call on the Cleaning Queens to help tidy the place.

Can you solve the mystery of why a room with paintings is kept locked so that nobody can enter?

There are different ways of searching and this next title gives you a choice of four ways to carry out the task.

They may have been dead for many centuries but the Pharaohs can still cause damage that you need to repair.

When a weapon of destruction is broken up into parts, you must ensure it is not put back together.

Join a family of four as you visit various locations to increase your knowledge while practising your searching skills.

Can you help the latest "departed" to construct the ideal environment for their "eternal rest"?

The original Monopoly is probably the most famous board game in the country, it was far from new even when I played it as a child. Based on the streets of London but how many of you know which is the only street south of the Thames? Here however is the chance to play a version based on the streets of Cardiff.

With this next investigation into the Crossroad of Worlds, you need to discover who is turning off the lights.

Tiny Little Lion offers another selection of images on which to base your Jigsaw and Swap puzzle activities.

When the victims include a relative of the Royal Family, your investigation increases in importance.

As Christmas draws ever closer here are two boxed game products that remind you of the fact every time you look at their boxes. First a box that contains eight games in the one box. Second a fun filled race to the North Pole and it does not get more Christmassy than a visit to the North Pole.

Can you save the Vampire nation from total annihilation with this new Match 3 title from Iki Games.

With 22 possible puzzle types and over 100 locations, you have plenty to select from with this next title.

With its fair share of potions, spirit creatures and skeletons, this next title should make you feel completely at ease during Halloween.

Can you work your way through a haunted manor in this Match 3 guided tour?

Looking to practise your jigsaw solving skills then this collection of 500 cats could provide the incentive.

When a Phoenix joins forces with Gargoyles, madness is bound to follow but can you cope?

As Christmas draws even closer more games come in for review. Here I am looking at Nostalgia something that as an older person I have a lot of and this game reminds one of the past. The second offering is Family Quiz Nights and it has questions suitable for both children and adults.

Once again Detective Amanda is given the run-around as she investigates the case of a stolen painting.

Do you yearn for the fast arcade action of yesteryear? If so then this next title might appeal.

Pack your magnifying glass and puzzle solving skills as you embark on another journey to exotic places.

Can you help Detective Louis solve why bad weather is affecting an Amazon village?

While you may regard your home as a castle or palace, in times gone-by such buildings did exist and you can view them now.

Developed by Elephant Games, Grim Tales – Horizon of Wishes is a Hidden Object Adventure game.

As Christmas draws ever closer more items pass onto my desk that could be suitable as gifts. First a jig saw that could also help you discover where your favourite wine comes from while you solve it. Second a card game that enables you to find out where the Yeti is, your job to get its picture before anyone else.

Can you stop the mirror breaker from creating their own world which they can rule?

You can join a Pirate crew and help find hidden treasure in this next game while playing cards.