GameZebo: Layered game play that melds several genres including sim, role playing and strategy. Wide and varied game play in a giant and growing world.
With all of their updates and and annoyances, social-network-based games seem like a rather embarrassing pastime.
I dunno I mean it is no more annoying than people telling me that it is raining outside or that they are leaving for work.
Tell me about it...
Some people have to document their whole darn life on Facebook. The most annoying friends I try to ignore although I've been tempted to click the delete button more than a few times.
On topic: Social gaming would hardly be as shameful to play for everyone if notifications were turned off by default and in game progress wasn't pasted everywhere.
I find it hard to believe many hardcore(anyone on N4G) gamers play Farmvile/Cityville, etc simply because of the stigma attached to social/casual gaming. Or maybe its just me, I dunno :-p
honestly it has helped gaming a good bit. I know a lot of people that I convinced to play games with me because they started on farmville ect. Its an introduction atleast. Ill never play it though lol
MMOHut, "Kingdoms of Camelot is a 2D real-time empire building strategy game set in the time when King Arthur and his loyal knights of the round table ruled. Each player becomes one of Arthur’s appointed Lords with the lofty task of constructing and managing a city from the ground up..."
The ability to play games has become an important feature of Facebook. Hundreds of different kinds of games have rushed in to fill that gap, but which games are actually worth playing? Here are five of the best games available today on Facebook.
