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Game of Dragons is a laid back casual adventure game, and it's quite relaxing.

A decent example of the casual adventuring genre, Questerium: Sinister Trinity should appeal to the laid-back fan.

Aimed at the more laid back gamer, Mahjong Journey isn't for everyone, but those looking for some classic solitaire action will be happy.

It's business as usual for the last installment in the Nightmares from the Deep series, but it's a fun ride.

Some insensitive controls aside, and Dream Catchers: The Beginning is a fun enough Hidden Object games for fans of the genre.

The requisite elements for a Hidden Object game are there, but Left in the Dark: No One on Board lacks that certain something.

Explore an abandoned mining town in this spooky but fun casual Hidden Object game.

The latest in the popular series of casual adventuring games, The Cursed Ship offers exactly what fans would want, and nothing more.

Treading a safe path, Tales from the Dragon Mountain: The Lair is a dependable casual adventure game.

A fairly dependable Hidden Object/casual adventuring game, Paranormal Agency: The Ghosts of Wayne Mansion is fun, if short.

Castaway life isn't so bad, assuming one enjoys fetch quests and talking to the natives.

Lacking a gripping storyline, Hidden City: Mystery of Shadows still offers some satisfying Hidden Object play but with some significant freemium elements in tow.

Offering some enjoyable hidden object searching moments, as well as plenty of puzzles, 9 Clues is a solid title.

Offering a satisfyingly entertaining adventure experience, Nightmares From the Deep: The Siren's Call is worth checking out.

It'll take a while for Pet Zoometery to truly develop, but it's a quite charming twist on the typical city building concept.