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Kingdom Conquest, Mecho Wars and more! Free iPhone Games for November 16, 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 SEGA’s first freemium title, a gorgeous turn-based strategy experience, some Christmas cheer, and more!

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

Kingdom Conquest – MMO meets RTS meets city builder in SEGA’s debut freemium title.
Mecho Wars – Turn-based strategy gets some outstandingly gorgeous art thanks to the cartoony designs of developer Luc Bernard.
Astronut – Travel from planet to planet in this new survival game from the makers of Frenzic.
Prep & Landing – Get ready for Christmas a little early this year with a game based on the Disney/ABC cartoon special of the same name.

Upcoming
March 1, 2012
Super Lemonade Factory Preview
By Derek C. Tillotson
Owning a lemonade factory has long been a dream for many of America's youth, if stereotypical lemonade stands mean anything. Developer Initials is planning to release an iOS game where the goal is just that. However, the name of the game seems to be somewhat misleading. There certainly is a lemonade factory, and it may very well be super, but this game looks to be about much more than a sweet and fruity drink.
Reviews
November 16, 2011
Ticket to Ride Pocket Review
By Jim Squires
If you're thinking that Ticket to Ride Pocket is simply a shrunk-down version of the iPad adaptation of Ticket to Ride, you're dead wrong. Well, you're sort of wrong. Or maybe you're sort of right. Ultimately, it's hard to qualify this as a port of its bigger cousin because, while the base components feel identical to the glorious iPad edition, Ticket to Ride Pocket has been stripped down so much that it doesn't really count as the same product.

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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.