Playing Shaking Vegas, the new-to-mobile match-three game from Vostu and GREE, makes me very aware of one cruel fact: I'll never see Las Vegas the way gamblers of old saw it. The legendary casinos born from windswept dunes have been dulled by the shifting sands of time. The crooners of yesteryear aren't with us anymore. They've been replaced again and again - an homage here, a tribute there. The newcomers sing the same standards of course, and there is some comfort to be found in that. But even though they hit all the notes, they don't set fire to the ears like they once did.
If most of us had a dollar for every time anthropomorphic animals asked us to use our magic powers to save their valley, well, we'd be broke. If you still want to know what it's like, simply get on Facebook and explore Magic Valley, Vostu's latest attempt to conjure something fresh out of some familiar ingredients.
Magic Valley is an adventure game developed by Vostu. In this game you will explore the misty valley, make new friends and do business. Gamezebo's quick start strategy guide will provide you with detailed images, tips, information, and hints on how to play your best game.
Flying Kingdoms is an adventure style game from Vostu. Using your own character, you can go on your own adventures in far off worlds high in the sky. Choosing the right path may prove difficult but with Gamezebo's quick start guide, we're confident you'll be soaring through the clouds in no time!
It's not enough these days for a casual game to just do one thing well, so developers are increasingly trying to find ways to combine two genres and hoping that they end up with the gaming equivalent of a Reese's peanut butter cup. Vostu's latest attempt to find a winning recipe is Flying Kingdoms, which turns one part city-builder and two parts RPG into a tasty mix.
Candy: it's usually not healthy for you, but it sure does taste good going down. Fortunately, publisher Vostu's latest Facebook offering isn't bad for your teeth, nor is its sugary sweet premise too much to stomach. Candy Dash takes a page from the Bust-a-Move recipe book and adds lots and lots of sweetness.
Vostu's World Mysteries joins an ever-growing library of hidden object games on Facebook, but unfortunately it offers little that truly stands out. From looking for clues in cluttered locals to decorating a personalized virtual space, there's little that's particularly unique here.
GolMania is different than almost every sports game on Facebook. Instead of an in-depth management experience, it's a more simple arcade-style soccer game. You play quick, high scoring games against other players in real time and the game is bright and cartoony. It's a refreshing change of pace. Unfortunately, the core soccer play isn't all that solid, and in its currently early state the game is also missing some key features.