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GameSpring Game Reviews Archive
With so many games now available with your GameSpring subscription, the staff here at MSN Games thought it would help out if we told you about some of our own favorites.

Read the latest reviews here, or scroll down to see if your favorites have already been reviewed.

Remember, if you haven’t yet subscribed yet you can try any GameSpring game for free for an hour. And if you do subscribe you’ll get access to nearly 200 games for a low subscription cost!


                                                              

AquaSphere

“What I love the most about the brick buster AquaSphere is the visually stunning undersea setting. You’ll blast your way through a deep sea fantasy world filled with treasure ships, lost cities, and giant sea creatures. I also enjoy how you can fire your ball in 3-D arcs, or how you can hit a pirate cannon and cause even more explosions!!” -JD

Also try: Aztec Ball & Adventure Ball

The Scruffs

“There are some great search and find games out there but The Scruffs is by far my favorite. The graphics are great and the levels are incredibly challenging. The mini games are perfect for when my eyes are bleary from all the searching!” -JDC

Also try: The Trail of Dr Chaos & Mysteryville 2

Peggle

“Peggle is the most addictive casual game I have ever played.  I love it.  Like Pachinko but so much more fun.  This game is so polished it’s hard to find a fault at all.  Maybe it’s a little cute but I even like that.  After finishing all the levels go on to the challenges, some of them are absolutely insane…and nearly impossible.  But you never know you just might get a lucky bounce.”  - JS

Also try: Capt. Bubble Beard's Treasure & Tropix

7 Wonders II

“It’s so much fun making the matches to complete the 7 Wonders of the Ancient World! I could play all day! And the strategies are really compelling for this type of matching game!” -AP

Also try: Bejeweled 2 & Jewel Match

Interpol: The Trail of Dr. Chaos

“I personally love the excitement and exotic locales of spy films, which is also why I found this game so enjoyable. You’ll solve seek-and-find puzzles in such great locations as the Kremlin, the Louvre, or the Imperial Palace in Tokyo.  Dr. Chaos is a villain you’ll love to hate, especially when he makes a getaway just when you think you have him cornered.” -JD

Also try: GHOST Hunters & Little Shop of Treasures

Ten Talismans

“I can’t believe how much time I spend playing this game! I love the power-ups and surprise talismans that you receive when you complete a level. It looks great and it’s really addictive!”  - AP

Also try: Gem Shop & Monarch: The Butterfly King

Risk

“Attention armchair generals: if you love the board game Risk, then you must play the GameSpring version! Roll dice, conquer territories, and collect Risk cards, just like you would around the table at home. You can also test your skills against such famous leaders as Napoleon or Wellington.” - JD

Also try: Monopoly: Here and Now & The Apprentice: Los Angeles

Luxor 2

“One of the great classics! I love the variety of the stages that keep adding new levels of complexity to the simple ball blasting game mechanics while reinforcing the ultra-cool Egyptian theme! I can spend hours playing this one!” - AP

Also try: Luxor: Amun Rising & Sparkle

Belle’s Beauty Boutique

“At Belle’s you - I mean your customers - can get your hair cut, dried, styled and dyed, as well as treated to a makeover.  Funny customers make this game cute, and I love getting new things for the beauty shop.  I love Belle’s motto “Let’s make the world beautiful!”  Fashion is everything, and you can get it all at Belle’s.” -JS

Also try: Fab Fashions & Posh Shop

Scrabble

“I love Scrabble, always have, but I hate putting the pieces away and referring to the Scrabble dictionary.  Scrabble for the PC has all that built in and I can play it anywhere.  I got my first bingo (7 letter word) playing the PC version.  All classic board games should be out on the PC if you ask me.” -JS

Also try: Monopoly & Yahtzee

Super TextTwist

“The best anagram game to date! I love TextTwist and play it online, on my cell, and via GameSpring (which is the most challenging version with seven-letter words.)” -WR

Also try: Bookworm Adventures & Wild Wild Words

Chuzzle

“I can play Chuzzle for hours, it is challenging and so fun.  I love how the little Chuzzles look wherever you are pointing.  At first the mechanic can be difficult to learn but once you start sliding , you’re off on a mission.  The huge Chuzzles in the later levels are hard to deal with but still cute.  Everyone must Chuzzle!” -JS

Also try: Mariposa & QBeez 2

Big City Adventure: San Francisco

“If you love hidden picture games, Big City is cool because it takes you through the many sites around San Francisco.  The items you have to find are kind of random, vs. tying into the story, but the graphics are awesome and the whole tour of SF is cute.” - JS

Also try: Da Vinci’s Secret & Hide and Secret

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