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After the Success of Heads Up!, Ellen Releases Psych!
Talk show hostess Ellen DeGeneres launched a party game in 2013 called Heads Up!. This take on Charades is actually pretty fun, and has remained consistently popular since its launch. It even receives regular thematic updates. Unsurprisingly, Ellen has decided …
PartyMania Review
One would think that a game centered around parties would be a bit more exciting, but PartyMania, from developer SparkyBee, is not. In concept, the Facebook app is interesting, letting you travel around a virtual world setting up parties. But in practice it feels more like a bunch of parts that only barely fit together. Along with that, the business simulation title is a bit lax in the game mechanics department, hosting a slew of concepts that have already been done to death.
The Dating Game Review
Much like other game shows of old, The Dating Game has finally come to Facebook. And it brings with it the exciting prospect of finding out who you are most compatible with. But while the idea of something so gleefully social sounds fun, the execution is almost as dull as your last blind date.
The Dating Game Preview
Bachelor #1, Complete this sentence: "A classic game show that is coming soon to Facebook is named The _________ Game." If you guessed The Dating Game, you'd be correct as the classic show is getting its own social version in the near future.
Zombie Mosh Review
Much like the flesh-dripping living corpses themselves, the zombie phenomenon refuses to die. We've seen zombies take over the world in multiple movies, we've seen zombies annihilated by defensive suburban flora, and even one of this year's best console games featured a decidedly non-sequitur zombie expansion pack. And now Facebook has Zombie Mosh, which mixes the rocking undead with various elements of Frontierville and Nightclub City. The concept has undeniable charm and the friendly developers plan to release additional features as the beta progresses, but it's hard to see this as more than a novelty game that should have been scheduled for a Halloween release.
Club Box Preview
In many ways, the social media revolution that has changed the world over the last decade has its beginnings in the illicit music trade that sprang up on Napster beginning in 1999. Call it piracy, call it immoral, but it opened the world to music that many of us had never heard before; music, indeed, that never would have come to our little music shops on the other side of the world. At the time, it seemed revolutionary. Clicking through the random player-made clubs on Basil Box's new social game ClubBox, I experienced something akin to that sense of discovery for the first time in years, and it's worth a look for that reason alone. And best of all, it's legal.