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Jump O’Clock, Mega Jump and more! Free iPhone Games for August 6, 2010

Free games are all around us, but they may not be as easy to find as you’d think. We help you sort through the App Store to find the latest price drops and limited time offers so that you won’t have to spend a penny. Today’s free games include a coin-collecting survival gem, a colourful brick-matching game, some leaping sheep and more!

Free iPhone Games is a new feature on Gamezebo. Be sure to check back every day to discover the latest and greatest games that have just gone free on the App Store!

Jump O’Clock – Survival experiences like Ninjatown and Oddy Smog get a steampunk makeover in this clockwork climber.
Mega Jump – Collect coins to propel you skyward as you help a little monster climb as high as he can go in this popular survival game.
BricksGoGo HD – Tap 3 or more blocks of the same color to destroy them in this simple and colourful puzzler.
Leap Sheep! HD – Tap sheep to make them hop the fence, and again to make them do a cool trick in the air in this easy arcade offering.

News
January 21, 2011
Zynga buys Area/Code in quest to own every good social games developer in the world
By Joel Brodie
Zynga has announced today that they have acquired Area/Code, a New York-based game developer responsible for the well-reviewed social game, CSI: Crime City. For those keeping track, that is 9 acquisitions in the past year, 2 of which within the past 3 weeks. Aside from Flock which makes no sense, most of these acquisitions are smart moves. Zynga is not buying companies for market share (remember Playdom, anyone?) but for talent. Basically, Zynga is on the strategic path to not only acquire every game player on Facebook but also any talented social game developer before they get too big. In the words of a famous game company from Japan, for Zynga, all your gamers and game developers belong to us.
Reviews
January 27, 2011
Draw My Thing Review
By Alicia Ashby
Draw My Thing is basically an Internet version of the classic party game Pictionary. Players gather together in a chatroom-like environment, with one player given 60 seconds to draw a picture that evokes a keyword. Other players who guess the word gain points, while the artist gains points for drawing a guessable picture without cheating and just writing the word down. After everyone draws one or two pictures, depending on total number of players, the points are totaled up and a winner is declared. You get the option to share your (often hilariously bad) artwork with your friends if you like.

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Jim Squires is the Editor-in-Chief of Gamezebo. Everything you see passes his eyes first, so we like to think of him as "the gatekeeper of cool stuff." He likes good games, great writing, and just can't say no to a hamburger. Also, he is not a bear.