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If building your own kingdom were easy enough, everybody would be clearing land for their castles, rallying squads of chivalrous bodyguards and bossing around serfs from sun-up to sun-down. Unfortunately, building your own domain from scratch is no overnight task, as you’ll find out in Westward Kingdoms.

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Geared 2! takes the addictive elements found in the first title and expands on the premise by adding new challenges, 60 new levels and prettier graphics.

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The longtime gamer in me feels like I know what to expect from certain genres of games. If I’m told something is a first person shooter, or strategy or puzzle game, I can usually get pretty darn close to the conventions the designers used when building their game. The same goes for match-3 games - I’ve played and loved enough to have some assumptions about what I’ll find. Dreamsdwell Stories 2 - Undiscovered Islands actually threw a curveball my way that was more than welcome!

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Aralon: Sword and Shadow is being described by many as The Elder Scrolls on the iPhone, and that's not an inaccurate description. On one hand, this is easily the biggest game world to ever appear on the system, providing an immersive and fun play experience. On the other, the only way to actually enjoy yourself is if you can put up with the technical irritations that you’ll definitely encounter during play.

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If solving the Earth's pollution problems is as difficult as greenTech+ makes out, then we're all doomed. Through a combination of hurricanes and cleansing factories, nasty clouds of ozone-destroying gas must be removed from the air, keeping the atmosphere nice and breathable.

Paradise Life is a Facebook game developed by IceBreak Games. Live life in a paradise island where you explore and build your home. Plant exotic crops, raise animals, clear the terrain and fight critters. These are just a few of the things you can do to get started playing Paradise Life by referring to this quick start guide.

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Much like the flesh-dripping living corpses themselves, the zombie phenomenon refuses to die. We've seen zombies take over the world in multiple movies, we've seen zombies annihilated by defensive suburban flora, and even one of this year's best console games featured a decidedly non-sequitur zombie expansion pack. And now Facebook has Zombie Mosh, which mixes the rocking undead with various elements of Frontierville and Nightclub City. The concept has undeniable charm and the friendly developers plan to release additional features as the beta progresses, but it's hard to see this as more than a novelty game that should have been scheduled for a Halloween release.