Sneaking in and assassinating your foes before they’ve had a chance to look behind them, it’s the Gamezebo Assassin’s Creed Memories Tips, Cheats and Strategies guide for GREE’s latest free to play card game. Memories takes players through key moments …
Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed Pirates was just recently the free app of the week in the US App Store, so maybe you’re in the mood for more Assassin’s Creed without paying any money up front. Ubisoft has good news for you: they’ve …
If anyone is ever in the mood for running a city under the auspices of organized crime they have plenty of options to get their fix in a family-friendly way via the App Store. Freemium mafia games are pretty much their own subgenre at this point. While Crime Connection isn't without its own set of problems, it manages to stand up quite well against its peers.
Crime Connection is a crime simulation game from Taito in which you build and manage your very own crime group. Taking on your very own mafia could prove difficult but with Gamezebo's quick start guide you'll have all of the tips, tricks, and walkthroughs you'll need to stay ahead of the game.
War - what is it good for? Absolutely nothing, unless it's the kind of fake war that makes up the subject matter of so many real-time strategy (RTS) games. Then it's the more the merrier, which is why GREE hopes everyone will take part in War of Nations, a thoroughly social RTS that will be invading iOS devices in the coming months.
Dragon Summoner is a card-based fighting game developed by Gameloft. Gamezebo's quick start strategy guide will provide you with detailed images, tips, information, and hints on how to play your best game.
Dragon Summoner is another addition to the very crowded collectible card battle game genre. It hits all the same notes, offers up all the same kind of "gameplay" with all the same kind of illustrations, telling an epic tale of a land threatened by something or other that can only be saved by your valiant efforts, guided by a buxom and very powerful assistant who nonetheless can't seem to handle this situation on her own. It's not bad in the strictest sense, but it's the same old thing we've seen many times before.
Most free-to-play games adhere to a fairly strict set of rules, and doing so tends to make them far less interesting than they could be. However, as with most other games of any genre, taking a familiar theme or idea and doing something even slightly out of the ordinary with it can make a huge difference. It's probably the reason I've been enjoying Knights & Dragons: Rise of the Dark Prince so much.