Hero Academy is a tactical strategy game from Robot Entertainment for the iPhone and iPod Touch. Using your heroes, you’ll need to cast spells and upgrade your heroes to create a winning team! Making sure you have the best arsenal can be difficult however, so with Gamezebo’s quick start guide you’ll be able to create the winning team of your dreams in no time at all!

Animoca might not be the household name that Zynga is when it comes to free-to-play games, but if you own an iPhone, there’s a pretty good chance that you’ve played (and loved) some of their work. Pretty Pet Salon, Hospital Story, Car City – the list goes on and on. Anything you’ve ever seen published under the Dream Cortex brand? That’s their work. In fact, they’re one of the most prevalent freemium developers working in mobile today – which is why it was so puzzling to see all of their games disappear from the App Store seemingly overnight.

The upcoming action game Dueling Blades boasts a number of features that aren't exactly common to social games. It has high-quality 3D visuals, a robust multiplayer combat system, and eventually will support cross-platform play across Facebook, Android, and iOS. The game isn't expected to launch until March, but Gamezebo caught up with developer Hourblast Games' Joseph Cooper to learn a little more about what players can expect.

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Yes, it’s time for yet another casino-style Facebook game, and the latest to join the fray is Jackpotjoy Casino. From the developer behind Jackpotjoy Slots, the game consists of the standard set of casino concepts. This well-crafted application gives you quite an array of choice, with everything from cards and slots to roulette. A solid single-player experience, the game can be fun in the right hands, but such does seem counter intuitive considering to social nature of Facebook and casinos in general. Other than some leaderboards, social features are distinctly lacking.

Fugazo is gearing up to launch Film Fatale: Lights, Camera, Madness, a hidden object game that explores the world of 1940s and 50s cinema and tells the story of one particularly eccentric (some would say insane) director, and a movie starlet who goes missing.

Some screenshots have appeared on the homepage of Cateia Games that give us a sneak peek at a new hidden object adventure, Where Angels Cry, which could be coming out for PC, Mac, iOS, and Android as soon as this March.

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Being the savior of humanity and the man who's willing to make a last stand against hordes of monsters is a lonely, hard job. It's not fun and games. No, wait, change that: It's totally fun and games, at least according to Chillingo's new defense/RTS title Zombie Wonderland 2: Outta Time! In fact, the game manages to prove that when it comes to fighting the things that go bump in the night, sometimes all you need to have a good time is a couple of barrels of buckshot and some ingenuity.

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“Man, if I were in the middle of a zombie apocalypse I’d definitely survive. The secret is just to do....” We’ve all had the conversations, either amongst nerds or in our own heads of how we’d traverse the suddenly deadly world filled with zombies. You’d grab certain supplies, hit the road, avoid the cities and keep quiet. It all sounds so easy when you’re not throwing obstacles in your path. ZDay Survival Simulator doesn’t play so nice. Think you can survive when all of your choices sound like they could potentially go bad, and survival seems just out of reach?

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Jewel Quest is one of the most established franchises in the match-three world, but over the years, competition from newer, flashier titles began to overshadow its name. The franchise is still kicking however, with the newest installment, Jewel Quest: The Sapphire Dragon, containing a wide variety of level types and a lengthy storyline that sees you helping a group of adventurers fight pirates and discover lost treasures.