Welcome to the Shadow Wolf Mysteries: Bane of the Family Collector's Edition walkthrough on Gamezebo. Shadow Wolf Mysteries: Bane of the Family Collector's Edition is a Hidden Object Game played on the PC created by ERS Game Studios. This walkthrough includes tips and tricks, helpful hints and a strategy guide on how to complete Shadow Wolf Mysteries: Bane of the Family Collector's Edition.

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The city-building ilk on Facebook has become a bit trite when it comes to social game design and it is difficult (to put it lightly) to stand out in any way. A new application, however, by the name of Animal Land is attempting to do so by focusing more on what makes such games popular in the first place: creativity. Though much of the formulaic aspects of the genre seep their way into the design, it does at least make the attempt to grant its players greater rewards for playing, and slightly more creative control in their city design. But only slightly.

Yet another group of talented game developers have banded together to start a social games studio, this time in the form of the just-announced Seismic Games, which features former employees of Pandemic Studios, Activision, and Vivendi Universal.

Casual game developer Arkadium has announced a new partnership with Microsoft Game Studios, in a deal that will see the two work together to create "casual and social games on multiple platforms."

It’s funny how the world works sometimes. It was only two weeks ago that we here at Gamezebo were publicly questioning the whereabouts of Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode II. Now, in what we can only assume is a direct reply to our question, SEGA has unveiled a teaser trailer that is promising a return of the blue speedster sometime this year.

Everybody knows The Oregon Trail. If you didn’t play it in a classroom in the 1980’s, you’ve no doubt seen it since on the App Store, Facebook, or in some popular meme about dying on dysentery. But let’s face facts – surviving the harsh pioneering journey to the west? That’s dead people problems. But surviving a zombie apocalypse? Well… I suppose that’s dead people problems too.

Everybody likes to buy games. Heck, that’s the whole reason you read this site. But have you ever wanted to actually own one? Neil Schmidt wants to give you the chance. He’s the developer of a moderately successful game called Buckshot, and he’s selling complete ownership of his game on the internet’s most popular auction site, and the bid started at only $1.

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After the overwhelming success that was World of Goo, mobile devices and PC have seen no shortage of physics-based puzzlers. The pickings on Facebook, however, have been slim, and Gravity Cave hopes to help fill that void. Does this collection of action-oriented brainteasers offer a substantial bite for fans of the genre, or is it merely a tease?