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Don’t you just love bowling? The smell of the pterodactyl poop, launching the ball off a turtle shell, giggling as tiny dinosaurs get bonked… What, you don’t remember bowling like this? Your loss. At least Cave Bowling brings my experience of bowling to the rest of the world.

Zynga has announced today that they have acquired Area/Code, a New York-based game developer responsible for the well-reviewed social game, CSI: Crime City.

For those keeping track, that is 9 acquisitions in the past year, 2 of which within the past 3 weeks. Aside from Flock which makes no sense, most of these acquisitions are smart moves. Zynga is not buying companies for market share (remember Playdom, anyone?) but for talent.

Basically, Zynga is on the strategic path to not only acquire every game player on Facebook but also any talented social game developer before they get too big. In the words of a famous game company from Japan, for Zynga, all your gamers and game developers belong to us.

File this story under strange by true.

We have heard many stories of how Apple has rejected or not approved apps because they did not meet Apple’s terms (code for, not fit with Apple’s business requirements), but never Google. With Android, Google has an open system and everything, including adult-entertainment, gets through, until now. And, the first app to get removed from Android by Google is…a flash game app by Kongregate?

A game that is centered around cutting out cardboard may not sound that interesting to most players, but the upcoming puzzler Cardboard Castle triumphantly boasts this aspect as a main feature. In this peculiar title, players must use their cutting ability to move their knight forth to conquer a kingdom.

Welcome to the The Stroke of Midnight walkthrough on Gamezebo. The Stroke of Midnight is a hidden object adventure game played on the PC created by Namco. This walkthrough includes tips and tricks, helpful hints, and a strategy guide for how to complete The Stroke of Midnight.

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If the television series The Office has taught us nothing else, it’s that the drudgery of cubicle life can actually be funny. Office Daze attempts to capitalize on this idea by having you boss around an office full of bored co-workers, forcing them to do tedious tasks for very little money. It looks and plays adequately, but sadly the game is missing the sense of humor and charm that made its inspiration so popular.