Not quite making as much progress as you’d like in OSRS Diango? Little strapped for cash? Well, that’s where our OSRS Diango codes list comes into play. In this guide, we’ve rounded up the latest codes that you can redeem …
Eating a candy bar might seem like a good idea to your taste buds, but not so much for the rest of your body. That’s why candy companies invented bite-sized treats, even though we know you end up eating nearly …
RuneScape creators Jagex are launching a new collectible card game next year set in the RuneScape universe, entitled Chronicle: RuneScape Legends. RuneScape the MMORPG, which has been kicking around since 2001, serves as the base for this game which was …
There were times during my playthrough of Carnage Racing when I had to remind myself that I was playing a Facebook game. As some of you may know, I've long been an advocate of the platform's legitimacy and a fan of its slow emancipation from simple designs of games like FarmVille -- but playing Primal Carnage felt like making the shift from learning how to drive to flying to the moon within the span of 24 hours. It's all here, console racing fans: weapon powerups, competitive multiplayer (against real opponents!), and a host of upgrade options.
Jagex, the studio behind the enduringly popular MMORPG Runescape, is taking its first journey into the wide world of social gaming. The result, called Carnage Racing, is a driving game with mind-blowing graphics. Given that Facebook games still primarily feature static images and big-headed cartoon characters, the console-quality visuals in Carnage Racing need to be seen to be believed.
Like most civilization building strategy games, 8Realms tasks you with taking a tiny settlement and growing it into a thriving empire. You'll train troops, gather resources, and build your population. And as a web-based social game, you can also interact with other players. So what makes 8Realms different? You can play it on any device with a web browser.
Many moons ago, people everywhere were hooked on a game called Dig Dug. In it, you played as a miner out to snag as much treasure as possible while defeating the baddies along the way. Miner Disturbance for the iPhone is like an updated, upgraded version of that arcade favorite, and adds a dose of challenge to the old formula.