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:: YOU'LL BE ROPED IN
I can’t even count the number of times when I have been sitting around with my fiance on a balmy weekend day and asked the question, “Where should we go for supper tonight?” While we don’t eat out on what might be thought of as a frequent basis, when we do decide to venture out we tend to not take any risks in our dining destinations. Let’s face it, there is nothing worse than rolling the dice on an eating establishment and getting let down.
Have you ever been firing up your iPhone and felt so lazy that it seemed like drudgery to just fire up a necessary application? For those us us that like to provide the least amount of effort necessary for every task, I present to you 
While the hidden object genre frequently does away with compelling narrative, Special Enquiry Detail: The Hand that Feeds offers a pretty intriguing tale of murder and corruption. It feels like a lightweight version of CSI, right down to the puzzles that are offered. Besides the many hidden object sequences, there are also a series of mini game puzzles, typically of the rotating jigsaw kind or safe cracking variety. Few are hugely challenging but they break up the gameplay nicely as well as add to the storyline. 
:: PEDAL TO THE METAL
Reckless Getaway has much in common with its brother from the same mother (or developer), 
Players collect points by jumping their cars, knocking police cars over and destroying them, collecting coins, passing traffic, and performing otherwise crazy and over the top stunts. As players complete stunts and collect more points four stars will fill up one at a time. At the end of each level the player is awarded a star for each one that was filled up. Each new chapter of the game is unlocked when the player has earned enough stars.
It was at the dawn of a new century – the 20th – that The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, the first of 19 serialized children's stories by L. Frank Baum, began to capture the imagination of first America and then the world.
The physics engine used to render the beautiful full color drawings and detailed sketches is amazing. Almost every virtual page reveals an artistic reimaging of the beloved cast and moving the iOS device allows a user see them from multiple angles, not unlike a paper pop-up book.
Narration can be turned off, but one of the more subtle things that makes this app so engrossing are the sound effects and the ambient noises. They don't hit a reader over the head, but instead enhance the mood like a good movie score.