Tirama -- I did achieve a lot in both F2Ps.  So much that I'm essentially out of things to do.  But Boomzap says there will be an update to ART in May.  I'm glad you and Tiffany came through with flying colors.

oscar -- Sometimes games get pulled if there are problems or the DEVs want to change something.  Rats.  It sounded like a game I'd really like too.

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G'day again,

I am back with more information about Witch's Pranks.

As it turns out we were a little too excited to share this one with you guys, and released it too early.

The good news is, it will be back, and soon.

Additionally, I've sent the details of what could be trouble with the frogs on to the team for further investigation before the game's official release.

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I've just posted a demo review of today's soft release.  The full review can be found in my demo review thread, StuSue's Demo Reviews.

My recommendation for Magic Heroes: Save Our Park is as follows:

My recommendation:   

I loved this game and can't wait to get the full version!    I only played half an hour (including the time I took to take notes as I played) before having to stop to chat with my sister and mum on Skype.  As soon as we'd all said goodnight I couldn't wait to get back to it, which shows how much I loved it.  Then, before I knew it, the time had run out! 

I definitely recommend this to anyone who loves fun M3s with a bit of a challenge (although you can play untimed), great graphics and a fun story.  It's also long with 148 levels, which can each be played in 3 different modes.  It's on my To Buy list and I can't wait to continue to play it. 

Thanks stusue.  I'll take a look at MAGIC HEROES.  I like M3s much more than I did and untimed is always good! 

I'm still slowly playing League of Light.  It's almost everything I want in a game but it's too easy and doesn't have much storyline.  We have to rescue the damsel in distress but I just don't care about her.  There's no challenge at all to any of the minis, for example it has the game where you have to move all the white pieces to where the black ones are and vice versa.  Usually in that mini you can only move one direction and it always takes me a few tries to get it.  In this game you can move either direction so there's no way you can mess up.  They're all like that, geared towards the lowest common denominator.  I'm past the point where I want a really hard game, but come on, make me work a little bit.  It makes ERS games look hard.  Actually I haven't played an ERS in awhile, maybe I'll play one of theirs next.  I'm just feeling no love for this one.
   In real life news, we opened last night and I did alright  Much better than opening night last year.  It's an 11 day spot, my rent will be $1000, and I brought in $200 last night.  By Saturday night I should break even so all the rest of the spot I will get to keep the rest of the money minus the cost of prizes   This is the only spot where we stay someplace other than where the carnival is at, and I'm catching a ride with someone.  Saturday I plan on driving my van to the lot in case I need extra prizes out of it, and then afterwards I can drive it to the bank and make a deposit into the ATM, and then to Walmart where I plan on buying a microwave and one of those toasters that have a tiny toaster oven in them.  And slippers and a laptop cooler and various other things I haven't bought since I didn't have money.  Next spot is a new one, so we don't know if it will be any good or not, but the spot it's replacing was really bad so it can't be any worse.  The next few spots aren't very good but I should make at least a few hundred dollars at each one unless the weather is terrible.   I feel such relief knowing I will soon have enough money to cover May's bills, and hopefully June's, too.  And I'm not minding living in my van, but of course it's not blazing hot out, I'll be singing a different tune when we're parked on asphalt and it's 85