Gamers Digital has announced the up coming release of Cruise Clues: Caribbean Adventure a hidden object game/adventure game. Players have to help the FBI track down a jewel thief.

Players take on the roll of Angelina, a detective that is trying to track down an allusive jewel thief. The thief has stolen jewels from all over the world and Angelina has tracked the thief down to an exclusive Millionaire’s Caribbean cruise. The King of Diamonds, as the thief is known, hits the rich and famous as they are cruising around the world. The exclusive jewels goes missing and are replaced by a playing card left by the King of Diamonds. Players help track down the thief by finding hidden objects and playing spot the difference levels.

“This initial installment of the all-new Cruise Clues^TM series offers an exciting opportunity for both fans of the hidden object genre as well as us as a game developer,” said Scott Zerby, Owner and President of Gamers Digital, Inc.  “The combination of an exciting mystery-based storyline, exquisite tropical locations and loads of challenging mini-games is sure to make this franchise a hit!”

If you like hidden object games with a good story line, check out Cruise Clues: Caribbean Adventure when the game becomes available at the end of April 2010.

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Sabarasa announced the release of Save the Turtles as a Nintendo DSiWare game. Save the Turtles is a puzzle game that challenges players to save baby turtles. Players have to get the baby turtles back to the ocean.

Players have to get the baby turtles past all of the obstacles standing in the way of the water and the turtles. There are seagulls, crabs and even the sun poses a threat to the baby turtles. The game offers 32 different levels that increase in difficulty and four modes of game play. The more turtles the player can save at one time the more points the player will accumulate.

“Save the Turtles allows puzzle solving fans to test their mental abilities by aiding endangered sea turtles as they burst forth from their shells and embark on a life or death trek to the safety of the cooling ocean water,” said Javier Otaegui, CEO and founder of Sabarasa. “Save the Turtles offers fans four exciting gameplay modes making this DSiWare™ game into an entertaining and challenging experience that is both visually pleasing and mentally stimulating.”

If you are looking for a puzzle game for the DSi, check out Save the Turtles. The game will set you back 500 Nintendo Points.

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Fair Play Labs has announced the release of CubeHead for the iPhone/iPod Touch. CubeHead is a match three game where players need to match cubes in lines or columns of three or more. The faster the player makes the matches the more points they score.

Players help the cubies fight for their kingdom. Their old king CubeHead, who was once banished from the kingdom, is back to try to regain his throne. The cubies do not want the old king to return to his throne so they are fighting him and need all the help they can get. The players help the cubies by matching cubes.

Many match three type games require players to complete the level before time runs out, but in CubeHead players have to manage the clock and energy. Players only have a limited amount of energy to use through out the level. Players conserve their energy by only making moves that are needed. Players have to make moves that will result in matches or their energy will drain.

If you are looking for a different match three game for the iPhone/iPod Touch, check out CubeHead in the Apple App Store.

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Fureyes is a tower defense game written in flash. The goal of the game is to protect your base from the attacking fureyes. Fureyes are little fury creatures that attack your base. The base only has so much life and every time a fureye hits the base the bases loses some of its life. The game is over when the base loses all of its life.

The fureyes can destroy the towers as well, but the towers can be repaired. Each tower has a repair option and an upgrade option. The towers can only be dropped in certain places, which adds to the difficulty of the game. A tower can not be replaced by a new tower either. The tower can only be placed down if no other tower is in the designated spot. Towers can be sold to get them off the spot and a new tower can be put in its place.

Along with the towers there are magic spells and potions that can be used to defeat the fureyes. The spells can be upgraded along the way to affect different types of fureyes. The potions are made from ingredients that drop when the fureyes die. The player has to click on the ingredients to capture them. Potions can’t be created until all of the ingredients are captured.

Fureyes Base Defense is a fun and entertaining tower defense game. The different mechanics of the game keep the game a little different than other tower defense games. The game can get difficult, but it is always fun to have some challenge. If you are looking for a good tower defense game, check out Fureyes Base Defense.

NinjaBee has announced the release of A Kingdom for Keflings for the PC. The game was released earlier for the Xbox 360 an has done quite well. Now they are trying to capture the non-console gamers. The PC version is debuting at a discounted price. Players can get the game for 50% off from now until April 7, 2010.

The goal of the game is to build a kingdom for the keflings. The PC version contains four new playable giants that are not in the Xbox Live Arcade version. Now players can choose from 8 different characters to play. The giants are the ones that build the kingdoms for the keflings. Players put their city building skills to the test and attempt to design the perfect city.

If you played A Kingdom for Keflings on Xbox Live Arcade or like city building games, check out A Kingdom for Keflings on the PC.

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