Replay Wednesdays: Solstice Arena, Greedy Grub and more!

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?

This week’s highlights include defending your Solstice Arena crown on Mac, getting greedy with some hungry grubs on Android, and spending some quality time with your pet Incredipede on iPhone and iPad.

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“Solstice Arena is now on Mac

New to PC

Clockwork Tales: Of Glass and Ink (Standard Edition)

Twilight Phenomena: Strange Menagerie (Standard Edition)

Fearful Tales: Hansel and Gretel (Standard Edition)

New to Mac

Solstice Arena

Clockwork Tales: Of Glass and Ink (Standard Edition)

Twilight Phenomena: Strange Menagerie (Standard Edition)

Fearful Tales: Hansel and Gretel (Standard Edition)

Nancy Drew: The Trail of the Twister

New to iPhone

Carnage Racing

Incredipede

Dark Heritage: Guardians of Hope

Motor Town: Soul of the Machine

New to iPad

Incredipede

Otherworld: Omens of Summer

Dark Heritage: Guardians of Hope

Motor Town: Soul of the Machine

Time Relics: Gears of Light

New to Android

Giant Boulder of Death

Greedy Grub

Pivvot

Sonic & SEGA All-Stars Racing

New to Facebook

Jurassic Park Builder

Reviews
May 23, 2013
Greedy Grub Review
By Nadia Oxford
You've heard of the Very Hungry Caterpillar, but have you ever met Greedy Grub? Both insects are capable of eating half the world for their personal growth, but whereas the Caterpillar is restricted to the pages of his storybook, Grub exists in Greedy Grub, an adorable iOS world-building game. Greedy Grub tries some new ideas and most of them pan out, though you can still expect plenty of good old-fashioned waiting around thanks to its freemium model.
News
October 15, 2013
Zynga’s Solstice Arena is now available on PC
By Greg Zesinger
Last month we brought you the news that Zynga's acclaimed mobile speed-MOBA game Solstice Arena had taken the battle to the Mac platform, and today we have word that PC owners are now among those listed who can get in on all of the fun. That's right: Solstice Arena is now live for PC on Steam!What's great about the new PC version of the game is that it features full cross-platform support, so you can now play Solstice Arena against other gamers on the same server who are playing on their iPhones and iPads or Mac computers. All of the exhilarating and short-burst action will still be happening in real time, and Zynga has made sure to note that Solstice Arena has been built specifically for the PC platform ever since the early days of the game's development cycle.Completely balanced to hold up against its mobile counterparts, Solstice Arena on PC features intuitive single- and multi-touch mouse button controls, making it the perfect way to get in a few quick sessions on your desktop PC at work, and then a few more on your iPhone during the train ride home.The new free-to-play PC version of Solstice Arena is available to download right now on Steam, and don't forget to let us know your favorite way to play this action-packed MOBA down in the replies!