It's not always that a movie has the potential to be morphed into a good hidden object game. Take Doubt, for example. That would probably be terrible. On the other side of things, there's Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter. It's already a concept that would function better as a game than a movie, and that isn't something you can say very often.
Making Fun is a brand new social games publisher that already has two solid games under its belt: the collectible card game Clash: Rise of Heroes and the recently launched Noah's Ark, both on Facebook. We had a chat with president and co-founder John Welch -- who just so happened to co-found another casual games company, Diner Dash developer Playfirst -- about Making Fun and what it hopes to do in the social space.
Making Fun and Qunify Games have released a huge update to the collectible card game Clash: Rise of Heroes, which not only adds new content and improves the user interface, but also introduces limited edition "Artist Series" cards from notable comic book artists.