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Your iPad can play some great games. iPad games that shine use the extra screen space and sharper resolution to deliver touch gaming that captivates. Which games do that best? Read on.

The hidden object genre is too big to ignore on the iPad, which is sort of ironic if you look at it the right way. Amidst a storm of romance, mystery and horror-themed games saunters Mirrors of Albion, a story-driven affair that takes place in an alternate version of Victorian England that's been invaded by the characters of Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland. The Mad Hatter, Constable Cheshire and other familiar faces guide you on a merry chase through countless variations of hidden object games. It's rather wondrous.

A Good Match for: Folks with a penchant for flights of fancy and a keen sense of sight. Mirrors of Albion will delight fans of Carroll's work with its whimsical twists and turns, but a keen eye is required lest frustration rob you of your enjoyment.

Not for Those Who Want: Action. There is much to be poked at here, but nothing you have to urgently poke at. The genre is about kicking back with a glass of wine and wandering through painted works of art, pointing out things. Making shooting noises with your mouth when you touch the screen won't help.

Here's how it looks in action. 

Read full article on Kotaku.com

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