Playing games is one of the first known “social” activities of humans. We’ve been playing for thousands of years, using games as a mechanism to learn and share, and at the heart of this has always been community. These “social games” – think bridge, poker, tag, and even dice games from 4,300 years ago – drive camaraderie, community and competition.

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The problem with a lot of Facebook MMOs is that they ultimately feel like trials or demos for the client-based versions of the same games, rather than sincere attempts to make an enjoyable social MMO. The Facebook version of these games often lack features available in versions that are client-based or directly browser-based, like fullscreen graphics and more control customization. Trials of Elsword takes this approach to a whole new level, literally acting as nothing more than a way to promote downloads of the client-based MMO Elsword.

Welcome to the Lost Chronicles: Fall of Caesar walkthrough on Gamezebo. Lost Chronicles: Fall of Caesar is a hidden object/adventure game played on the PC created by Vast Studios. This walkthrough includes tips and tricks, helpful hints, and a strategy guide to how to complete Lost Chronicles: Fall of Caesar.

Casey’s Contraptions is a puzzle game from Snappy Touch for the iPad. Using household items and toys, you have to help Casey complete various tasks by building elaborate contraptions in his house. If your imagination isn’t what it used to be, don’t sweat, because Gamezebo’s quick start guide is here to give you all the tips, tricks, and solutions you’ll need to build the best contraptions there are.

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Fall of Caesar, the latest installment in the Lost Chronicles franchise, takes us to Ancient Rome as we enter the story just after Caesar’s demise at the hands of Brutus and Cassius. You’re an unnamed Roman who takes it upon himself to track down Brutus and make him answer for his crime. It’s just unfortunate that your fun, like Caesar’s, is cut short due to some killer puzzles.

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Why is that aliens are always depicted as these nasty, dangerous beings that will instantly lunge at any human life they catch sight of? Surely your first thought when crash-landing on an alien planet should be to worry about how you're going to get back home, rather than what beasties you need to watch out for.

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Storm in a Teacup is a variation of the saying “a tempest in a teacup” which really means taking a small event and blowing it out of proportion. Since it means making something out of nothing, I’m really struggling with why you’d name your game that. Good news though, the title is really the only thing about this game that’s not awesome. And that’s worth making a bit of a fuss over.

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Why, hello there, Disposable Peon #23! Welcome to the glorious career of serving in the Emperor's Guard (just ignore your predecessor's body on the floor there, we'll get that cleared out of here in just a moment). Here's your sword. And your shield. Oh, look, and here come the Orcs, just like clockwork. Do us a favor, try not to die, will you? It'd really disappoint the Emperor to, y'know, be slaughtered by a bunch of bloodthirsty monsters. Oh, and welcome to Two Worlds II Castle Defense, too.