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  • Gamezebo exclusive: get early beta access to the Android strategy RPG Dragon Craft
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    Gamezebo exclusive: get early beta access to the Android strategy RPG Dragon Craft

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    Last month we managed to give Gamezebo readers early access to the beta of ngmoco's upcoming freemium role playing game SkyFall. And now we're doing the same for the developer's Android strategy game Dragon Craft. The game is currently in beta and ngmoco wants to give Gamezebo readers first crack at experiencing the dragon battling action. To join, simply head to the game's official site, list your email address and mobile device, and then type in the priority code "GAMEZEBO." That's it! To learn more about Dragon Craft, be sure to check out our preview of the game as well as our interview with producer Kevin O'Neil.
  • Best Facebook Games of 2011
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    Best Facebook Games of 2011

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    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.
  • The Godfather: Five Families debuts on Google+ before Facebook
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    The Godfather: Five Families debuts on Google+ before Facebook

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    The beta for Kabam's mafia strategy game The Godfather: Five Families has been playable from the developer's official site for a while now, but today the game is finally migrating to social networks. Or, at least, one social network. Kabam has announced that The Godfather: Five Families will debut on Google+ as a timed exclusive before making its way to Facebook.
  • Happy Kingdom Review
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    Happy Kingdom Review

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    If only all game names were as clear as Happy Kingdom, in which the goal is to create, well, a happy kingdom. It's a CityVille-style game set in a fantasy world that sticks pretty close to the established city building formula. But there are a few new additions in keeping with the thematic change, and some are very welcome, such as the inclusion of a deeper story with recognizable characters. But with its slow rate of progression, it'll be a while before you can see all of what Happy Kingdom has to offer.