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Tag: Gamezebo Cribs
Gamezebo Cribs: Social Game Universe edition
Social Game Universe may have only released a handful of Facebook games so far, including the recently launched Dirty Dancing, but the company has been around for quite some time, though under a different name. Originally founded as Bitcasters back in 1996, the company not only made games, but also music videos, albums, and even books. Now SGU is focused on social games, and we decided to head on over to their downtown Toronto offices to check out where those games get made in the latest edition of Gamezebo Cribs.
Gamezebo Cribs: Gogii Games edition
If you're a hidden object game fan, chances are you've played something by Gogii Game. The studio has produced dozens of hits -Escape the Museum,Princess Isabella, andEmpress of the Deepto name a few. In this edition ofGamezebo Cribs, we check out Gogii Games' headquarters in Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada.
Gamezebo Cribs: Gamezebo edition, part two
Yesterday you saw one half of the Gamezebo virtual office, and now it's time for the rest. In this edition of Gamezebo Cribs we're taking a look at the offices of PC and Mac downloads editor Erin Bell, as well as president and founder Joel Brodie. This is the end of our two-week long behind the scenes look at the casual games industry, but don't worry! We'll be continuing the Cribs series with one-off stories in the future. In the meantime, let's check out the rest of Team Gamezebo's office space.
Gamezebo Cribs: Gamezebo edition, part one
During our two-week adventure known as Gamezebo Cribs. we've shown you inside the offices of eight different leaders in the realm of casual gaming. And now that you've seen where some of your favorite games are made, it's time to see where your favorite gaming site gets made. That's right, today we're heading into the offices of Gamezebo itself. In fact, since our crack editorial team works remotely in home offices across North America, we'll be splitting this edition in to two. Today, we're checking out where our mobile games editor Jim Squires gets his work done, as well as our social and online games editor, Andrew Webster (that's me!).
Gamezebo Cribs: Untold Entertainment edition
Untold Entertainment took the world by storm recently with the launch of one game, Sissy's Magical Ponycorn Adventure, which was created by studio founder Ryan Creighton and his five-year old daughter Cassie. The studio is also hard at work on the upcoming Spellirium, a post-apocalyptic hyrbid of a traditional point-and-click adventure and a word puzzle game. In this edition of Gamezebo Cribs, we check out Untold's headquarters in downtown Toronto.
Gamezebo Cribs: Metrogames edition
With a diverse line-up of social and mobile games that includes titles like Tea4Friends, Auto Hustle, and Fashion World, Metrogames boasts nearly six million monthly active users worldwide, and that's on Facebook aline. And with headquarters in Buenos Aires, Argentina, it's also part of one of the fastest growing regions in gaming. In this latest edition of Gamezebo Cribs we head into the offices of Metrogames to see what the game development studio looks like on the inside.
Gamezebo Cribs: Nexon edition
Nexon is best known for its free-to-play online games, and especially for the role playing sensation MapleStory, which has recently seen spin-offs on both Facebook and the iPhone. The developer has also created well known online games like Combat Arms and KartRider, and recently made moves to expand its presence in the world of social gaming by investing in the newly formed 6waves Lolapps. In this edition of Gamezebo Cribs we head deep inside Nexon's American offices to see where those games get made.
Gamezebo Cribs: Brawsome edition
We're closing out week one of Gamezebo Cribs by heading down under to check out the home office of indie developer Brawsome. The studio, of course, is behind the excellent point-and-click adventure Jolly Rover and is currently hard at work on the puzzle-adventure game MacGuffin's Curse. Let's follow Brawsome's Andrew Goulding as he takes on a tour of where those excellent games get made.