Zodiac Tower developed by Enkord is a brand new astrological quest combining elements of Tetris kind and matching puzzles. Somewhere in the mystical 107-levelled Zodiac Tower a machine that will take you to stars is located. By matching shapes and breaking blocks you'll unlock new rooms and levels, getting closer to heaven until it is near at hand. System requirements: OS: Win95, 98, 2000, XP, Win Me, Win NT Memory: 128 MB DirectX: 8.0 or later CPU: P600 Video: 32MB Video Card

Games of MCF type never fail to amaze: Paparazzi developed by Gogii Games is just the case. In this puzzle you are to live the life of a tabloid photographer who makes both ends meet by snapping photos of celebrities and selling them to tabloid newspapers. Apart from searching 15 locations for different objects, you'll also face a find-as-much-differences-as-possible challenge trying to earn cash. System Requirements: Windows 98/ME/2000/XP, 800 Mhz processor, 128MB RAM

Rainbow Mystery published and developed by Sugar Games is a classical swap-and-match game. You will join Lily, a young girl, on her quest to break a curse cast upon her home village by solving floral puzzles. The point is to swap flowers by matching three or more items of the same blossom. Go through 70 levels, choose one of three modes available in the game, collect all 14 trophies and evil spell will be broken.

Mystery Case Files: Ravenhearst developed by BigFishGames Studio is a sequel to the famous MCF: Huntsville and MCF: Prime Suspects. The main idea of the game is to search the abandoned manor for hidden items to unravel the mystery of place called Ravenhearst Manor. The clue to the mystery can be found in the diary of Emma Ravenhearst, but some entries of the diary were lost... To locate Emma's lost diary entries, 32 rooms are to be explored and multiple puzzles are to be solved.

A very few days left before the arrival of 2007.  So, we decided to cross our t's and dot our i's at GameMile. It might be useful to look back and evaluate the new things that happened in the industry of easy, fun and clean games in 2007.  So, we're going to review the most prominent titles left unreviewed and compare them with the rest of the games of the same genres.

In 2006 gaming world was booming; and worldly wise puzzle fans seemed to have tried all possible types of puzzles. Nothing seemed to impress them. Yet this belief was shuttered by Big Fish Games studio.

In 2006 gaming world was booming; and worldly wise puzzle fans seemed to have tried all possible types of puzzles. Nothing seemed to impress them. Yet this belief was shuttered by Big Fish Games studio.