Monster World is a Facebook game developed by Wooga. It's a farming game with a twist: your typical "farmer" is a cute monster, and instead of the usual crops, you grow delicious magical ones. This quick start guide will provide you with tips to get started playing Monster World.

Hay Day is a farming simulation game from Supercell in which you will build a farm, tend crops, and earn lots of money in the process. Making sure you have a farm that can cut the mustard can make all the difference in a game like this, but 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.

When you hear the words “Royal Story,” what do you think of? Tales of war and conquest? Grand courts populated by lords and ladies? Knights facing off against fire-breathing dragons? Good stuff, but Royal Story for Facebook doesn’t offer any of that. It doesn’t even offer much of a story, though its name suggests otherwise. You’re basically looking at another resource-gathering freemium title that’s admittedly solid, but unimaginative.

Video games are cool for multiple reasons, but they’re especially good at offering substitutions in areas where real life fails. For example, how many kids beg their parents for a pony? Pretty much all of them. How many are disappointed because their parents can’t afford a pony, or are disallowed to keep it in the garage? Pretty much all of them. But through the magic of games, horse enthusiasts can go galloping across the rolling hills—unless they’re playing Horse Life Adventures for iOS, which lets them look at their horse and not do much else.

While “Smurf Life” sounds like an explicative you’d scream out your apartment window on a bad day, it’s actually an iOS game starring Belgium’s own Blue Man Group. Smurf Life is another game from Beeline Interactive, the studio behind the massively popular iOS sim Smurf Village, and it presents you with the chance to live the life of a Smurf. We can confirm this much from playing Smurf Life: Being a Smurf is tedious. No wonder the race hasn’t banded together and swarmed Gargamel like a nest of bullet ants. Running away from the evil sorcerer is the only spark of excitement a Smurf can hope for in his life.

Bring sunshine back to the Smurf’s village in Smurf Life by Beeline Interactive Inc. Gargamel has cast a spell of darkness over the Smurf’s village and you must fend it off by mastering the skills that will get rid of it forever and save the Smurfs that are trapped in the rubble while doing so! Gamezebo’s quick start strategy guide will provide you with detailed images, tips, information, and hints on how to play your best game.

Riddle time. What’s blue and cheerful and a game on iOS featuring the popular Smurfs characters? If you guessed Smurfs’ Village, you’re way behind on the times. The correct answer is actually Smurf Life, an upcoming sequel to the holy-crap-this-is-popular first game. And as an added bonus, it too will have nothing to do with the recent (and awful) live-action film!

E.T. The Green Planet is a city building simulation game from Universal and Chillingo. With the help of everyone’s favorite alien and his kind, you are tasked with rebuilding E.T’s home world. Making sure the job’s done right is instrumental in your success, and with Gamezebo’s quick start guide you’ll get it done in no time.

When long-time game fans hear the initials “E.T.,” they typically gasp and make some kind of gesture to ward off evil. Stephen Spielberg’s friendly little alien didn’t prove so benign when his wretched Atari 2600 game burnt down America’s game industry in the early ‘80s. Granted, E.T. wasn’t the only reason for such jolly goings-on, but every disaster needs a scapegoat, and E.T. was it. 

It's not an exaggeration to say that if you didn't play FarmVille, you knew someone who did. Probably more than one someone, because it was popular enough that it practically became synonymous with social gaming on Facebook. Now that the original is long in the tooth and Zynga isn't the all-conquering force it once looked like it was becoming, FarmVille 2 was probably inevitable. It's got a much glossier look and a more laid back vibe, but that still might not be enough to cause farm hysteria again.