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In the world of sequel tropes, the wild west is an oft-ignored setting. More often than not we see a leap to space, or a trip to Manhattan – neither of which possess the same level of romance as the gun-totin' west. Does this mean SQUIDS Wild West, the upcoming sequel to the highly popular SQUIDS, will be the most romantic squid-based game of all time? One can only hope.

You want to play a game with your friend, but it turns out he or she is not in possession of an iDevice. One reaction would be to call them a peasant. The other, to fire up Ring Fling – a local multiplayer game that requires but one iDevice.

We cover plenty of new games here at Gamezebo every week, but the number of games we’ve already covered that show up on new platforms? It’s staggering. Starting this Wednesday and continuing every week, we’ll be rounding up the games that aren’t quite new, but might be new to you depending on your platform of choice.

Ninja Royale is a social game for mobile devices. Knowing when to strike is an important skill in becoming a master ninja, and with Gamezebo’s quick start guide you’ll have all of the tips, tricks and walkthroughs you’ll need to stay ahead of the rest.

Back in 2010, there was an iOS app that challenged a Farmville-crazed nation with a bold proclamation: why just grow plants when you can grow plants and invading zombies? These worlds came from the proud mouths of Playforge, and their eventual multi-million-download app, Zombie Farm. Two years later, amidst rumors of Zynga stepping their farm up to a second version, it’s Playforge’s turn to beat them to the punch. Introducing Zombie Farm 2.

You know what's a fun word to say? Mobbles. Coincidentally, it's also the name of a game! Arriving on Android and iOS on May 30, Mobbles (still fun to say) is best described as Tamagotchi with attitude. Whereas the original virtual pets did little more than hop around and drop poo everywhere, the creatures in Mobbles (which are also called Mobbles (Mobbles!)) adopt more exciting habits. Like skateboarding!

If there’s one word that can be used to sum up Spacetime Studios, it’s “legendary.” After all, what else would you call the team behind games with names like Pocket Legends, Star Legends, and Dark Legends? Ok – maybe you could call them “productive” too. After all, only a few months out from the launch of Dark Legends, they’ve just announced their fourth release: Arcane Legends.

Fieldrunners is a game that holds a special place in my heart. When I bought an iPod Touch back in 2008 right after the App Store launched, it was the first game I downloaded. And as a tower defense fan, I fell in love. Since that time though, its developer has seemed content to do little more than port their game to new device after new device (and release the occasional update), with little in the way of a sequel announcement. But today, all of that changed.

One of the greatest contributions the iPad has made to mobile gaming is the ease with which people can play multiplayer games on just one device. Fruit Ninja was the game that introduced myself and many others to this wonder, but the upcoming OLO from developer Sennep just might be the one that blows us all away.

When you stop to think about it, the pursuit of human flight is a miraculous tale. How humanity has discovered that they could take to the skies with the aid of machinery is nothing short of remarkable. Checkpoint Studios’ new social game, AviNation, aims to take this patch of discovery and transform it into an exciting and addicting interactive medium.

When I first started playing Oh! Cube, I hated it. I wasn’t prepared for its brand of grid-based number logic, and certainly not in 3D. With a lot of help from my math-loving girlfriend (and a little kicking and screaming), however, I was soon bursting blocks like a pro. It’s for that reason that I can’t recommend this game enough: it creeps up on you, teaches you its ways, then makes you forget there was ever a time when you didn’t know them.

Yggdrasil is a cooperative board game turned iOS app in which you’re in command of an army of Norse gods including Thor, Frey and Odin. Your job is to fight back evil creatures from Norse mythology, like Loki, the wolf Fenrir and the serpent/worm Jormungand. Man, those names are a mouthful! It may sound easy, since you’re in control of gods and all, but the denizens of Hell aren’t going to topple so easily.