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Golden Age Review
One of the oldest browser-based games was a casual strategy game called Travian that is, these days, famous largely for the number of times it's been successfully cloned. On Facebook, for instance, the top Travian clone is probably Kingdoms of Camelot. And its developer, Kabam, publishes an entire line of Travian clones that use different artwork themes and gameplay tweaks. Golden Age is best understood as Aeria Games's own Travian clone, distinguished by its unusually detailed sprites and an interesting "dungeon" mechanic that makes combat a bit more memorable. Otherwise, it's like every other Travian-style strategy game you've ever played.
Royal Envoy II Walkthrough
Welcome to the Royal Envoy ll walkthrough at Gamezebo. Royal Envoy II is a time management/strategy game played on your PC which was created by Playrix Entertainment. This walkthrough includes detailed images, helpful tips, and a detailed strategy guide showing you how to complete Royal Envoy ll from start to finish.
DragonCraft Preview
In an alternate version of our own world, the progress of technology stopped around the 15th century, and with good reason. Because in the world of Dragon Craft people have discovered magic. "And not magic as like the floaty, good-feeling stuff that is in some movies," producer Kevin O'Neil told Gamezebo, "but as a source of power that it's comparable to oil. If magic was harvestable, usable, and people were able to control it and wield immense power, how would that change society?" That's the question posed by the upcoming game from ngmoco studio Freeverse, which puts players in a free-to-play strategy experience where the goal is to become the most powerful dragon baron in the world.
Woodland Heroes Review
There seems to be two schools of thought when it comes to social games nowadays. They either have to be cute and fun experiences aimed at the more casual audience, or deep, strategic games for those who spend hours upon hours playing. Woodland Heroes bridges these two concepts beautifully. It's wonderfully charming, with a terrific art style and fun characters, but it also offers challenging turn-based strategy gameplay. It's a game about a war between cute little animals that can be enjoyed both by fans of war and fans of cute little animals.Royal Envoy 2 Review
After one and a half years, Playrix has released Royal Envoy II, sequel to arguably the best resource management game of 2010. The kingdom of Middleshire is in big trouble, and it is up to you to fix all of the problems with taxes, happiness and housing. Cedric, our friend from the first Royal Envoy game, is along for the ride this time as well, and he's not the only familiar face you'll meet during your journey through the highly varying landscapes of Middleshire.
Woodland Heroes Walkthrough
Woodland Heroes is a Facebook game developed by Row Sham Bow that lets you engage in strategic, turn based combat as you control an army of raccoons battling the evil bears. Gamezebo's Woodland Heroes strategy guide and walkthrough will provide you with a quick start guide, tips and tricks, hints and cheats to help you in the battles of the Woodland Heroes.
Wasteland Empires Review
As a fulltime gamer, I'm having a great time watching social gaming evolve. On Facebook (and now Google+), we've gone from simple text adventures and virtual farming, to epic sagas wrapped in accessible packaging. CrowdStar now once again ups the ante with a strategy romp called Wasteland Empires that's easy to jump into but almost impossible to tear yourself away from.
NCIS on Facebook Preview
The NCIS crew has already come to mobile phones with a self-titled iPhone adventure game, and now the team is coming to Facebook, and it looks like they're taking a cue from another crime drama. NCIS on Facebook looks quite a bit like CSI: Crime City and other investigative games, tasking players with searching crime scenes one square at a time, dusting for prints and searching for clues. Fairly standard stuff from the looks of it, but if maintains the quality found in CSI: Crime City it could be quite a bit of fun for fans of the show.