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  • New iOS Games Tonight: Worms 3, Mikey Hooks and more!
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    New iOS Games Tonight: Worms 3, Mikey Hooks and more!

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    One thing I really love about the mobile games industry today is that mobile games can come in all sorts of different shapes and sizes. Not only can I play any type of video game genre that I like within the simple tap of a finger, but I can also lose myself in a number of wild lifestyles and scenarios that could only be possible on the diversity of mobile devices like smartphones and tablets.
  • Replay Wednesdays: Cursed House, Hotel Dash and more!
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    Replay Wednesdays: Cursed House, Hotel Dash and more!

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    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.  This Wednesday and every Wednesday, Gamezebo is rounding up the games that aren't quite new, but might be new to you depending on your platform of choice.  And who doesn't love new(ish) games?
  • The Drowning Review
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    The Drowning Review

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    There's simply no getting around it: first-person shooters are still having trouble trying to find solid footing in today's smartphone and tablet industry. A lot of this missed success might be pinned on the awkward translation of joystick-and-trigger controls onto a touchscreen interface, but The Drowning from Scattered Entertainment is one game that has set out to change the way we shoot things from a first-person perspective without anything even remotely resembling a trigger. A horror-themed FPS with an emphasis on fluid touchscreen controls and a freemium model that won't scare away hardcore gamers like the actual creatures in the game world will, The Drowning serves to show that there may just be room for more quality FPS titles on mobile after all.
  • Casual Connect’s 2013 Indie Prize Showcase winners are announced
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    Casual Connect’s 2013 Indie Prize Showcase winners are announced

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    Now that this year's Casual Connect USA event has come to a close, The Casual Games Association has unveiled their list of winners for 2013's Indie Prize Showcase awards. The free program was created to highlight some of the best and brightest achievements in indie game development, and to reward the industry's most talented developers with new resources and recognition among their development peers and other gamers alike.
  • Puddle Review
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    • iOS
    Puddle Review

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    After mopping up on Xbox Live Arcade and the PlayStation Network last year, the water-based physics platformer Puddle is now looking to cause a big splash on iOS: or at least just make everything slightly damp. In the game, players are put in control of a number of different puddles of liquid, from water to Nitroglycerin, where they have to tilt the world around them to guide each puddle through a challenging platform environment. But while the game earns points for variety and creativity in design, the overwhelming mundaneness of the whole thing begs the question: is it really that much fun to be a puddle?
  • Cavemania Preview
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    Cavemania Preview

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    Who ever said that cavemen didn't like to partake in the relaxing match-three game every now and then? You know, in between hunting dinosaurs and admiring rocks and all that. Cavemania is the second game by BonusXP, after the colorfully spooky endless runner, Monster Crew. This time around, the developer has set their sights on the Stone Age, with an incredibly rich and engrossing strategy game that's inspired by such gaming greats as Age of Empires. In partnership with Yodo1, Cavemania is already shaping up to be a riveting global experience, which every caveman (and cavewoman) all over the world will be able to enjoy.
  • Jelly Splash Preview
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    Jelly Splash Preview

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    I don't know about you, but if I had my vote, I'd choose jelly over peanut butter any day of the week. But even I didn't know that jelly could look so appealing as it does in the new match-3 puzzler Jelly Splash, where the titular "Jelly" turns out to be little squishy creatures, and not something you spread on a piece of bread. The game is being developed by Wooga, the same studio that brought us recent hits like Pearl's Peril and Kingsbridge. And after all, a game called "Peanut Butter Splash" just sounds like a gross sticky mess.
  • Monster Legacy Preview
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    Monster Legacy Preview

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    Say what you will about the monster collecting and battling genre of video games, but there's just something so undeniably fun and addictive about journeying through all kinds of richly populated fantasy worlds, and befriending all of the unique and powerful creatures that inhabit them. Monster Legacy is the latest in line of this niche of adventure games, and already looks to be a formidable social contender to the tried and true Pokémon formula. The game is being developed by Outplay Entertainment, in conjunction with Facebook's new Mobile Games Publishing Program that was announced earlier this week.