Exclusive: GameHouse announces five new Xbox Live titles

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WPCentral recently interviewed Ken Murphy of GameHouse, who filled us in on the visitor'southward existing Xbox Alive portfolio too equally their philosophy on the casual games market. He also gave us offset news of five upcoming GameHouse titles. That'due south a lot! All five games will exist Xbox Live titles.

Collapse! : GameHouse's very first PC game comes to Windows Telephone. It's a friction match-3 puzzler in which a stack of blocks rises from the bottom of the screen. Players aimlessly tap groups of three of more colored blocks in gild to eliminate them. Customizable characters, multiple gameplay modes, and bosses make for a full-featured package.
Delicious! : Like GameHouse'south Sally's Salon Luxury Edition, Succulent! is a time management game. Players control Emily as she serves customers at a diverseness of food venues. Each location features unique minigames, keeping the gameplay fresh and tasty.
TextTwist two : A word jumble game in which gamers receive a selection of letters and try to discover all possible words that those messages can spell.
Cake Mania Main Street : A time management game with four totally singled-out locations: a bakery, a flower shop, a fast food articulation, and a sushi house. Wacky trouble customers similar vampires and pirates keep the force per unit area on.
NCIS: The Game from the TV evidence : Help the cast of the popular crime drama solve several dissimilar cases by completing various minigames. This looks a chip similar Women's Murder Club, simply with a stronger focus on story and more gameplay diverseness.

These games don't have prices or release dates yet, but WPCentral will be certain to continue you lot updated equally they come closer to release.

Image: Clockwise, from pinnacle: Collapse!, Delicious!, TextTwist 2, NCIS: The Game, Cake Mania Main Street.

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