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There were two major things to take out of the recent art title,Dear Esther.One, videogames can be a great way to tell a traditional story, even with just a little bit of interactivity. Two, European voiceovers are the best. With The Story Mechanics’ and Lance Mamba Global’s adaptation of the literary classic,The Thirty-Nine Steps, you can have the best of both worlds.

We cover the Indie Royale bundles because we believe in awesome indie games for an awesome low price. We also dig their “pay more in order to drop the price for everyone else” model. This time however, supporters will have more reason to be generous than ever. Introducing the Indie Royale All-Charity Lightning Pack.

Three years is a long time to wait for a follow-up to a hit mobile game, but in the case of Ravensword 2 it may very well be worth it. Screenshots of the upcoming iOS action-RPG are absolutely stunning, as the game takes full advantage of new technology like multi-core CPUs and Retina displays to generate the kind of visuals you'd expect to see from a contemporary console RPG.

Full-on social online gambling might not becoming a part of our everyday lives especially soon, but that hasn’t stopped casino games from becoming the most popular social gaming genre. DoubleDown, eager to push its casino presence while it’s hot, has announced the addition of Texas Hold ‘Em poker to its array of DoubleDown Casino games. It seems only fitting that Facebook’s largest virtual casino adds the most popular variant of poker.

Welcome to the Fabled Legends: The Dark Piper walkthrough on Gamezebo. Fabled Legends: The Dark Piper is a hidden object/adventure game created by Blue Tea Games. This walkthrough includes tips and tricks, helpful hints, and a full guide to help you unravel the mysteries of the dark piper!

It’s pretty uncanny how the classic adventure game genre went from dead to thriving in a matter of months. Starting off the success of DoubleFine’s promise to bring back classic adventures with Double Fine Adventure (and grabbing nearly $3.5 million dollars in fan funding), old and beloved developers are rushing back to their computers with the realization that Kickstarter gives them a chance to design again. Joining this increasing pool of classic talent is Chris Jones and the Tex Murphy series.

We cover plenty of new games here at Gamezebo every week, but the number of games we’ve already covered that show up on new platforms? It’s staggering. Starting this Wednesday and continuing every week, we’ll be rounding up the games that aren’t quite new, but might be new to you depending on your platform of choice.

Regardless of your social standing or your yearly income, you probably have a pickle jar full of pennies, nickels, and quarters fermenting somewhere on top of a kitchen cabinet. You pass by that jar at least once a week, and you constantly promise yourself that you’re going to sort through it—except you never find the time, and you don’t relish the idea of having your fingers smell like copper, sweat, and disease. Your procrastination has gone on long enough. Now the spellcasters in Money Witches for iOS are going to take that sorting job into their own hands.

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In some ways you could say Mighty Monsters is a game about reaching a pinnacle. Perhaps the pinnacle. In a way that no one else has. Because while on one hand your challenge is to capture monsters, you also have a deeper calling: to train them. In order to do so, you’ll travel broad expanses in a fervent search - all the while looking for the mystical power both inside the monsters and in yourself. Also, so what if those were just rephrased lyrics of the Pokemon theme song.

Welcome to the quick start guide for Bubble Safari, a new Facebook game from Zynga. In this arcade game you will find yourself aiming your bubble cannon at rows upon rows of colored bubbles in an attempt to clear the screen. Match colors and use special bonus bubbles to drop large sections of bubbles to score points and earn stars to unlock the next levels.

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While we all know thievery is a crime, there's something in our culture that makes it alluring to watch. Perhaps it's the concept of getting away with it vicariously. Maybe it's the "do not enter" effect. You know, the fact that our parents told us not to back when we were kids. No matter the reason, Jake Escapes is counting on your fascination. The question is: does this one put the appeal of burgling into your hands, or make you want to steal your money back?

Shuggy is a vampire who's inherited a great, grey Scottish mansion from his grandfather. That's the good news; the bad news is that it's infested with ghosts, zombies and other such unpleasantness, and in The Adventures of Shuggy it's his job to clean it out by collecting gems, finding keys and unlocking more of the many rooms in the huge mansions, so he can do it all over again.

Remember the good old days of videogames where every media franchise under the sun was turned into a videogame, whether or not it made any sense at all? Videosgames didn’t need a reason to exist, bringing about wonderful moments like townsfolk trying to kill Marty in Back to the Future, and Darth Vader turning into a scorpion in Star Wars.

FreakZone asks the dangerous question: what if this thinking was applied to one of the worst movies of all time?

Try as you might, there’s no denying that sometimes a game that punishes you, shoots missiles into your will, and claws at your soul is more often than not a highly pleasurable experience. Over and over again you’ll miss that jump, but this time…this time you’re gonna make it.

If I had a nickel for every hidden object game that game out in a year, well… I’d probably have really heavy pockets. But despite the overabundance of titles available, a few developers have managed to stand out as the masters of the genre. And Blue Tea Games? That’s one of them.

Welcome to the quick start guide for Ravenshire Castle: a sequel to the popular Facebook games Ravenwood Fair and Ravenskye City. Build your castle and sneak into the castles of your rivals and loot them of their treasures.

Hot on the heels of their much-publicized emancipation from the Facebook platform, and self-proclaimed conversion to the church of mobile, social gaming mainstay CrowdStar is ready to take their show on the road, expanding a couple of their most popular franchises into the (ironically named) Wild West of mobile gaming: Southeast Asia. How will they make it out there? With the a little help from their friends, of course.

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Take one part stealth action game, but give the protagonist an unlimited supply of bombs, and you end up with something close to Dynamite Jack. It’s a top-down 2D puzzle/action game where you play a space marine trying to escape a mine after ditching that whole captivity thing. Being chained down ain’t Jack’s bag, baby. Jack likes to blow stuff up.

As the Summer rolls in, there are few things that can bug you as much as, well, bugs do. You try and spray them, zap them, or even squish them, but the Earth’s insects are relentless. But if you thought bugs were annoying for insects, just imagine how annoying they are for our tiny friend Skippy the squirrel! He’s had enough of the bug invasion, and this means war.

What do you get when you combine Samus Aran’s morph ball with a bear? While these two entities would likely never co-exist, we’d like to think that the end result would look a little like Matmi’s upcoming iOS and Android title, Rollabear.