Remember Zuma? Gamehouse does.

Cafe Society
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I noticed that if Popcap has a popular game, Gamehouse is never far behind and vice versa. Popcap had Zuma, which I purchased and played compulsively for a month before I finally beat the fucker. And then I promised myself I’d never play it again and deleted it from my computer.

Now Gamehouse has Luxor, which I have now begun to drive myself crazy with. I cannot get passed board 4-4. I would like one of you to do it. Until someone posts that it is possible, I will not play this stinking, addictive game again.

Except for one more time.

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I managed to beat Zuma too. I stopped playing for awhile, and when I went back to it, the screens made me dizzy. :slight_smile:

Lately I’ve been hooked on Chuzzles (also a Popcap game). It’s available from lots of places, free, but I use RealArcade, cuz it helps me keep my games in one place.

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That’s weird. I googled Chuzzles and came up with a totally different game. Looks like there’s another Chuzzles out there, used for chess training.

The one I play is at www.popcap.com. Really, try it. It’s cute as hell.

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I downloaded the demo about a week ago. I don’t see that you can play it on-line and I didn’t like it enough to buy it. Actually, I never buy after the free download. I always wait until I can play it on-line and then play the crap out of it. If I still want to play and want more levels, then I’ll buy.

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Oh wait. There is an on-line version now. That’s good. I’ve been looking for another way to fritter away hours at a time!

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Gah. Sites that require Interner Explorer I won’t take a second look at. If they can’t be bothered to support another browser then the hell with them.

Too bad, looks fairly interesting, but I won’t be visiting Gamehouse again.

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Yeah, I’ve been hooked on Chuzzles a bit lately, myself. I played the free demo until it wouldn’t work anymore and then had to wait until it was up for online play.

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I thought that free versions of the games weren’t available in full-screen.

Are they? Cuz I’ve been buying, and if I can get the same game for free, I’ll do it, even if it means waiting.

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Holy derivative game features, Batman! That’s not even in the “Hey, neat idea, let’s do something like it” ballpark. That’s the exact same game, feature for feature.