Archive for December, 2011
Living the YO Life: YoVille
My awesome treehouse in YoVille! YoVille is a great little game for people who like to build their own characters and create a more realistic fantasy life. Not unlike the Sims, YoVille is a game where you design your character and decorate their house. You then take your character through their world, performing activities and [...]
R-Type
The 80s are back with a bang. Space battles to the sweet and nostalgic sound of synthesizers take you back to your childhood back when R-Type was truly a gaming icon. This time around the classic game is joining the ranks of the world’s most respected Android apps. While I’m sure anyone old enough to [...]
Become a Secret Celebrity!
Facebook games don't come more “social” than this! Two entrepreneurs, Brian Fudge and Michael Mikikian, co-founders of Gickup, are hoping to bring the thrill back in social gaming this time with REAL social games. They have developed a platform that facilitates the creation of multi-player video chat games where people could play OR watch. It’s [...]
Cooking for Fun and Profit: Cafe World
Cookin' up a storm! True story about me and Cafe World: I used to play this game SO much that my friends collectively begged me to take a break. I had a streak of almost 200 days where I cooked something each day. It’s safe to say that I love this game. It has all [...]
Chuzzle
The simplest games are often the best for android game. This is an idea which is seemingly more and more relevant in recent times, with the latest app developments in android games. It is certainly interesting just how addictive apps and games on handheld devices can be, compared to that of console games. One of the [...]
CastleVille
Lords and Ladies and castles, oh my! Zynga’s new game, Castleville, is one of the hottest new Facebook games. If you’re an active face-gamer, you probably have friends that are playing this game already. And for good reason. It’s a beautiful game, with simple and familiar gameplay. You build cottages, raise crops and livestock–do you [...]