Last week indie studio Spry Fox, developer behind the cross-platform hit Triple Town, announced that it was filing a lawsuit against 6waves Lolapps claiming that the publisher's game Yeti Town was a copy of Triple Town. 6waves has since responded and denied copying the game.

With the rampant plagiarism that goes on in game development, something like this was bound to happen sooner or later. David Edery, CEO of Spry Fox, has just confirmed on his blog that his company has filed a copyright infringement suit against 6Waves LOLAPPS in regards to the latter’s release of Yeti Town, a game that clearly borrowed everything that was original about Spry Fox’s Triple Town, slapped on a fresh coat of paint, and made it to the App Store first.

The backlash against Zynga for its (pretty blatant) plagiarism of Tiny Tower may have been one of this week's big stories, but it certainly isn't the only recent case of game companies ripping each other off. Late last year, 6waves Lolapps was accused of doing the exact same thing, and now the company's finally defending itself.

Just in case the newly launched mobile versions of match-3 hit Triple Town weren't enough to keep you busy, it looks like a major update is on the way to the game that will bring new gameplay modes and expanded social features.

Welcome to the Triple Town quick start guide on Gamezebo. Triple Town is a unique match-3 game developer by SpryFox, and is currently available for Facebook, Google+, iPhone, iPad, and Android. Construct a town by matching three or more like items to create something new – but watch out for the bears! Gamezebo’s quick start guide will give you all the tips, tricks, and instruction you could ever need to start your new career in match-3 city planning.

We already knew it was coming, but now it's official: social puzzle game Triple Town is now available on mobile devices.

Starting next week, Disney-owned Playdom has announced that it will be publishing the popular puzzle game Triple Town on Facebook.

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, children of all ages – it’s the moment you’ve all been waiting for! After a solid month of looking at the good, the bad, and the ugly of 2011, we at Gamezebo have put together our picks for the 10 best games of 2011.

Games on Facebook just keep getting better, and 2011 is perfect evidence for this. When choosing our top five games of the year we had to sort through a number of five-star reviews to find the very best. From addictive strategy games to epic role playing experiences all the way to impossible-to-put-down puzzle games, there was a wide range of excellent titles as well. It wasn't an easy decision, but here are the best Facebook games to come out this year.

October was a busy month for games across all platforms. And it wasn't just full of games, it was full of great ones. In fact, this month has been so great that a five star review didn't even manage to make it into a runner up position! (Sorry 3D Slots!) Sorting through all of those reviews can be daunting, but that's why we're here. Our Games of the Month feature highlights the best new releases to hit every platform we covered in October 2011!