Okay, so, Dominion. It’s a very highly regarded card game that pretty much single-handedly (not an intentional card joke, I swear!) kicked off the “deck building” genre. The thing is, I’d never actually played it before. My introduction to this …
When you were a kid, did your parents shove spoonfuls of food near your mouth and croon, "Open wide—here comes the choo-choo train?" Maybe you found it annoying, but kind of fun at the same time (maybe you still do. We're not here to judge). Hidden Express for Facebook is like those coy little food games. It's fun, it's a great idea, but it's not without its annoyances.
Hidden Express is a hidden object game created by Making Fun. Follow the clue train on its journey through the hidden object areas scattered throughout several cities! Gamezebo's quick start strategy guide will provide you with detailed images, tips, information, and hints on how to play your best game.
Remember the hours you spent poring over Where's Waldo books? Remember how some jerk in your family or at your school library would inevitably circle Waldo with a black marker on every page, thereby ruining the experience for everyone? "Hidden object" games like Hidden Haunts for Facebook provide a potent dose of the hunt-and-find thrills we used to have with Waldo--and you can be assured nobody is going to ruin your fun with a permanent marker before you even get a chance to start playing.
Hidden Haunts is a hidden object game on Facebook that takes you on an eerie journey where you assist Cassie, Professor Graves and many others with the investigation of poltergeists in the beautiful village of Lost Haven. Can you banish the ghosts and free their spirits? Gamezebo's quick start strategy guide will provide you with detailed images, tips, tricks, and hints on how to play your best game.
Noah's Ark proves that publisher Making Fun just might have chosen the perfect name for the company. For those not familiar with the story, a great flood sent by God threatened the existence of all the animals on the earth. Noah saved two of each type of animal and loaded them on his expansive ark, sailing them away to higher ground so that they could breed and flourish after the damage from the flood subsided. In Noah's Ark on Facebook, players help familiar biblical characters such as Noah and his family to attract animals, care for them, and build the grandest ark imaginable.
Religious-themed Facebook games continue to hit Facebook, and the latest comes via Making fun. Much like Journey of Moses, Noah's Ark takes a familiar biblical tale and turns it into a social gaming experience.
Gamezebo is pleased to present the very first screenshots for Six Flags Mascot Park, an upcoming Facebook game where players get to create and dress up as theme park mascots and make up their very own personalized dance routines. Continue behind the cut for a sneak peek at some of the mascots you'll be able to design and some of the antics they'll be able to get up to.