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The Wizard of Oz

Facebook Games

We’ve had games inspired by fairytales, legends, books, and movies. But one might still be amazed at the incoming game titled as The Wizard of Oz, which obviously is inspired by the classic 1938 movie bearing the same name. Overview: The Wizard of Oz is an upcoming city-building title from Chicago-based Spooky Cool Labs. The game offers players a chance to play as Dorothy or her partner, who adventures in the world of Oz on a mission to find Oz. That is not the ultimate goal. Dorothy still has to return to her home in Kansas. But the home cannot [...] read »

• Sara Lau
• Oct 23,2012

Wars Online – Defend Your Kingdom

Android

Wars Online – Defend Your Kingdom is a free to play Mobile real time RPG where you train 14 types of units, and campaign on 6 types of castles in single player Campaigns and fight online real players in multiplayer battles. The game combines the genre of RPG and Tower defense, allowing players to train a number of units such as Warriors, Wizards and Archers. Moreover, players are able to equip a couple of weapons that can be upgraded with Gold. Review: The game is just out for iOS and Android devices. We will review the game soon. At first [...] read »

• Sara Lau
• Oct 22,2012

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Meego Village

iPhone Games

Meego Village is an iPhone game where you are the Meego villagers to build your village by performing jobs, breeding baby Meego as well as working on harvesting, mining and chopping. Review: I always prefer iPad when it comes to cross-platform games and have problems with the small interface of the phone. However, Meego Village is something you would never wanna play on iPad, I’m afraid to say. You start to harvest food, mine rocks, and chop trees around a temple. And unlike many games, Meego Village has all its resources available for a long time. That is to say, [...] read »

• Sara Lau
• Oct 22,2012

Quests & Sorcery – Skyfall

iPhone Games

Quest & Sorcery – Skyfall is a mobile RPG from Mobage, the maker of the most popular RPG Rage of Bahamut and Blood Brothers. Review: Developers all tend to fuse various traditional or classical game elements in one package, as an effort to create a new game. Those who made Quests & Sorcery did the same thing. And they succeeded. In essence, Quest & Sorcery , which looks like The Mighty Quest for Epic Loot, is a typical RPG where players explore world after world while sometimes adventuring in dungeons. As the combat is turn-based, every player has to try his or her best [...] read »

• Sara Lau
• Oct 22,2012

Hidden Express

Facebook Games

Hidden Express is a new Facebook-based hidden object game that your goal is to find items as the mission requires as you travel by train. The game is developed by Making Fun, which was previously publishing games such as Hidden Haunts and BloodRealm. Review: Hidden Express breathes new life into the seemingly standardized hidden object games. You still have to identify the objects listed in the bottom as quickly as you could. As you level up, you will unlock different power-ups, for example the magnifying glass that helps you spot items – unfortunately it can be used for once only in [...] read »

• Sara Lau
• Oct 19,2012

Aeria Games Announced the closed beta for Born To Fire

news

Draw those pistols, load up that shotgun, and ready the riot shield Aeria Games (DK Online) has announced the closed beta of “Born To Fire“, a team-based MMOFPS with colorful characters who never take the battle too seriously. In the game, players have access to five distinct classes, each with unique weaponry and styles of play. Fleet-footed Dual Gunners, for instance, move around quickly and skirmish with their twin submachine guns, while also serving the role of medic to injured teammates. The hulking Point Man, conversely, absorbs a massive amount of damage with his riot shield and provides cover for more [...] read »

• Sara Lau
• Oct 18,2012

Rise of Europe Open Beta Launched

news

Travian Games has partnered with China-based Perfect World to launch the open beta of browser-based MMORTS Rise of Europe, allowing players to build their empire and fight in the European continent for glory, power and honor. Starting from today, you can assume the role of Fugger, Tudors and Medici and build your medieval cities, train troops and lead them to attack enemies or defend your cities from being attacked. Developed by China-based Perfect World, widely known for its flag MMO Perfect World International, Rise of Europe marks another Perfect World’s move to penetrate into the browser game field. Through the [...] read »

• Sara Lau
• Oct 18,2012

Vampire Season – Monster Defense

iPhone Games

Vampire Season – Monster Defense is a 3D mobile game that combines the genre of tower defense and RTS. Review: “Vampire Season – Monster Defense” is not a vampire-themed title at all, but a game that features various monsters, or allies, as the game suggests. Remember how you dispatch different units in battles? Now you will do that with vampires, zombies, werewolves, IMPs, skeletons, ghosts and other monsters. The gameplay is kind of similar to that of Plants VS. Zombie. You are to defend the coffin of Dracula. In each stage, you choose three types of allies and weapons to use [...] read »

• Sara Lau
• Oct 17,2012

PonPon!

iPhone Games

PonPon! is yet another game that entertains players with a simple gameplay but endless challenges and enjoyment. Review: As the graphics suggest, the game takes a simple but barbaric style of fight. You try to push all the enemies off an island in the air with your body while trying your best in avoiding falling off yourselves. Easy enough, isn’t it? But that’s easy said than done. It is OK to fight against one or two common enemies on an island with some fences on the edge, which could prevent you as well as the enemies to fall. However, when [...] read »

• Sara Lau
• Oct 17,2012

Sword & Magic

Facebook Games

There is nothing special in Sword & Magic that gives you a sense of frustration, disappointment, and annoyance. Sorry for newbie players, this game is not for you really. There is no tutorial whatsoever and one has to figure it out all by themselves. No tip or further information is provided as you progress and that explains why I am still trying to feel my way out. Those who like to have a wide range of options in customization can say goodbye to Sword & Magic too – the game not only offers limited customization, it also provides one male [...] read »

• Sara Lau
• Oct 16,2012