Baking Life to shut down at the end of January
Popcap Games has announced that on January 31 Facebook restaurant game Baking Life will be shut down for good.
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Triple Town launches on iOS and Android
We already knew it was coming, but now it's official: social puzzle game Triple Town is now available on mobile devices.
Yeti Town developer acquired by 6waves Lolapps
As it continues to push into the mobile space, 6waves Lolapps has announced that it has acquired Escalation Studios, the Dallas-based developer behind mobile games like Yeti Town and Splode. Terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.
Survey: 75% of game developers using or planning to use HTML5
A new survey of game developers shows that many are already using HTML5 to develop games, while others see the technology as a part of their future.
Gamezebo Cribs: Broken Bulb Studios edition
The games of Broken Bulb Studios may all be on Facebook, but they've taken us to quite a few places. The office. The zombie apocalypse. And, most recently, a mysterious island packed with unique creatures to collect and battle. It's quite the eclectic library of games, and in today's edition of Gamezebo Cribs we're heading down to Arizona to see just where those games get made.
Angry Brides Facebook game takes a shot at dowries
Indian marriage site Shaadi.com is hoping to raise awareness for the issue of dowries with a Facebook spin on Angry Birds.
Interview: Hourblast Games talks about the upcoming Dueling Blades
We took a look at Hourblast Games' action/strategy social game Dueling Blades earlier today, but our conversation with developer Joseph Cooper was quite a bit longer. We talked about everything from the game's world to the state of social games in general, and even got an in-depth breakdown of just how the combat will work in the game. Thankfully you can still check out everything Cooper had to say about the game right here.
Monday Morning Quarterback: what do you want to see from Gamezebo?
Usually we use this space to talk about our thoughts on the latest issues in casual gaming. But today we're doing something different: asking for help from you, Gamezebo's readers.
