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Tag: City Building
Serf Wars Review
Meteor Games' Serf Wars "updated" recently. For most games, an update means adding in a new game system or adding more items to a game's cash shop. For Serf Wars, the "update" makes the game so radically different that previous players will be asked to start building their kingdoms over from scratch. While Serf Wars is still basically a simplified medieval castle-building sim, the game's update expands the role of combat in the game dramatically. Overall game balance has also gotten tweaked for the better. You can now build a more interesting kingdom more quickly, with missions to guide your efforts.
Camp Magic Walkthrough
Camp Magic is a simulation city building game from Moga Studios. Using your magical abilities, you need to build a kingdom all your own. Building a kingdom isn't all that easy but with Gamezebo's quick start guide you'll have all the tips, tricks and walkthroughs you'll need to get your kingdom going in no time.
Camp Magic Review
Another virtual space and business management style of game is making its way to the iOS platform this week in the form of Camp Magic. Developed by Moga Studios, the game puts players into a Harry Potter'esque world and tasks them with the creation of a magical place of academia. A slightly different style than previous games of the genre, it's a title that doesn't feel terribly different in terms of game play, offering little to no uniqueness to an already saturated space.Virtual City 2: Paradise Resort Review
Creating an interesting, accessible and complex city simulation is no small feat, but developer G5 Entertainment managed it withVirtual City, a truly underrated game. With the release of its sequel,Virtual City 2: Paradise Resort, it's safe to say that the formula still works.
MyTown 2 Preview
Over the last few years, MyTown has been something of a go-to app for folks looking to combine the fun of tycoon games with the on-the-town nature of check-ins. The original game itself has received countless updates, but like any success, you just had to know there'd be a sequel in the works one day. And it looks like that day is coming sooner than later, as MyTown 2 is now live in the Canadian App Store.
Virtual City 2: Paradise Resort Preview
G5 Entertainment'sVirtual City 2: Paradise Resort, the sequel toVirtual City, launches on Oct. 6 for PC and Mac. For a sneak peek at the upcoming casual strategy game, check out the video trailer and screenshots behind the cut.
Monstermind Review
Let's admit it. Even after a couple of years' worth of innovations, the man on the street is still likely to think that gaming on Facebook consists of endless variations on FarmVille and showing off neatly planned digital creations to anyone else who happens to be playing. (That, and bugging your buddies for a flowerpot or some other trivial prop.) Bossa Studios' Monstermind seeks to smash those assumptions, and to smash all your friends' hard work with a rogue's gallery of monsters in the process. It's a stellar idea, and one that turns Facebook's worn-out tropes on their heads at a time when they need it most.
Monstermind Preview
There are plenty of options if you want a Facebook game that lets you build a sparkling metropolis. But what if you want to let loose zombies and giant apes in neighboring towns? Well, then there's realy only one option: Monstermind. If CityVille was crossed with a classic monster movie, it would look a lot like this.