Walkthroughs
April 19, 2024
Monopoly GO! Free Rolls – Links For Free Dice
By Glen Fox
Wondering how to get Monopoly GO! free rolls? Well, you’ve come to the right place. In this guide, we provide you with a bunch of tips and tricks to get some free rolls for the hit new mobile game. We’ll …
Featured
April 16, 2024
Best Roblox Horror Games to Play Right Now – Updated Weekly
By Adele Wilson
Our Best Roblox Horror Games guide features the scariest and most creative experiences to play right now on the platform!
Featured
April 16, 2024
The BEST Roblox Games of The Week – Games You Need To Play!
By Sho Roberts
Our feature shares our pick for the Best Roblox Games of the week! With our feature, we guarantee you'll find something new to play!
Featured
April 5, 2024
Type Soul Clan Rarity Guide – All Legendary And Common Clans Listed!
By Nathan Ball
Wondering what your odds of rolling a particular Clan are? Wonder no more, with my handy Type Soul Clan Rarity guide.

hi5 CTO Sees Bleak Future For Social Media Games

hi5 CTO and President Alex St. John examines the future of social gaming and how Facebook may have derailed the market by monetizing the burgeoning gaming market. St. John believes social games as we know them will be a Internet fad devoured by a downloadable online market. Read more about his views of the future here (Techcrunch).

Walkthroughs
April 23, 2010
Social City Walkthrough
By Kellie Cardwell-Winters
Welcome to the Social City Walkthrough on Gamezebo! Social City is a real town Simulation game created by Playdom Games and played on Facebook. This walkthrough includes tips and tricks, helpful hints, and a strategy guide to get your best score on Social City. This guide will be updated as the game changes in addition to weekly updates located at the lower right side of the screen so be sure to check back frequently.
News
May 23, 2011
Making social games more social
By Julie Shumaker
Playing games is one of the first known "social" activities of humans. We've been playing for thousands of years, using games as a mechanism to learn and share, and at the heart of this has always been community. These "social games" - think bridge, poker, tag, and even dice games from 4,300 years ago - drive camaraderie, community and competition.