As far as treasure-themed Facebook games go, Atlas Raider is certainly not a looker, and there was a lot about the initial gameplay that underwhelmed me right off the bat. But as I got ready to simply write the game off and do some backyard raiding of my own, I suddenly realized that several hours had gone by: and that I was actually having fun and didn’t want to stop playing. And that’s exactly the kind of game that Atlas Raider turns out to be.

Like the song says, sometimes it’s prudent to “Run Like Hell.” Running is particularly advised when you have a passel of mad bulls chasing you, like in Running With Friends. Zynga’s entry into the endless runner genre gives you great motivation to tear through the narrow streets of Spain (these are some angry bulls), but there are few original ideas to speak of. To be fair, you’ll be too busy hopping across bulls’ backs to really notice.

If there’s something strange in the neighborhood, who you gonna call? The Men in Black, maybe. Digital Legends’ latest update for Respawnables makes it possible to utilize weapons and avatars from Ghostbusters and Men in Black in-game. We already know that it’s a bad idea to cross the streams, but what about time streams…?

Give those drawing pencils and turn-based word tiles a rest for a bit, because Zynga has a brand new way to game in addictive short bursts. Solstice Arena will be Zynga’s very first mobile Massive Online Battle Arena (MOBA) title, and from the debut screenshots and gameplay trailer, it looks to be quite a fun and frantic take on the MOBA genre: with all sorts of Heroes from wizards to ogres casting spells and laying the smack-down in lush temple environments that feature cascading waterfalls and decrepit pillars.

Draw Something 2 is a turn-based multiplayer drawing game created by Zynga. Thousands of new words, professional grade drawing tools, and enhanced social features including galleries to save and share artwork have all been added. You will love the ability to create professional-looking artwork in this fantastic sequel. Gamezebo’s quick start strategy guide will provide you with detailed images, tips, information, and hints on how to play your best game.

There are two very good reasons to grow your own vegetables. One, It’s satisfying to eat food that you’ve planted, raised, and picked yourself. Two, you can grow stupidly huge tomatoes and show them off to your neighbors. Even FarmVille 2 is set to grant you bragging rights with the County Fair, a new weekly event that lets players put their best crops on display.

I’ll admit I wasn’t really expecting much when I first heard that Zynga was coming out with a sequel to their smash mobile phenomenon Draw Something, the hugely accessible turn-based Pictionary game. I mean, besides adding more words, what else could they possibly do to repackage the same simple idea? Well it really shows how much that I know, because not only does Draw Something 2 come equipped with an impressive 5,000 new words, but it also introduces so many fresh and exciting new features that I’ve never seen a social game so fitting to earn that rightful sequel designation.

War of the Fallen is a multiplayer card battle game from Zynga, wherein you will be asked to become a Shardbreaker to save Tyreon from the Deceiver. To become the ultimate card shark and take on other players in this online arena, you’ll need all the help you can get your hands on. With Gamezebo’s quick start guide you’ll have all of the tips, tricks and walkthroughs you’ll need to stay ahead of the game.

War of the Fallen, Zynga's latest entry into the free-to-play collectible card game milieu, is precisely what you would, or at least should, expect from a Zynga game: it's accessible, very highly polished and has one hand on your shoulder while the other slowly reaches for your wallet.

Like many other companies, Zynga is biding its time until real money online and mobile gambling games are legalized in the United States. But by looking at the games Zynga has already introduced in places like the United Kingdom, we can get a pretty good idea of what American players can look forward to when the social gaming giant is able to roll them out on this side of the Atlantic.