Welcome to the Nightfall Mysteries: Black Heart walkthrough on Gamezebo. Nightfall Mysteries: Black Heart 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 on how to complete Nightfall Mysteries: Black Heart.

The backlash against Zynga for its (pretty blatant) plagiarism of Tiny Tower may have been one of this week's big stories, but it certainly isn't the only recent case of game companies ripping each other off. Late last year, 6waves Lolapps was accused of doing the exact same thing, and now the company's finally defending itself.

Last summer, Adventure Bar of Wonderland Portable came to Japan's PlayStation Store and snagged a lot of attention because of its premise — a 16-Bit title that blended full-on restaurant management gameplay with turn-based RPG battling/exploration. While PSP players in the West haven't received a localized version yet, the game is about to be released over here for iOS under the new title Adventure Bar Story. TouchArcade got to spend some hands-on time with recent build of the game, and it honestly sounds like it'll blend all your favorite things about JRPGs and management sims.

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January might be an unusual month to release a Halloween-themed time management game, but Alawar did just that with Spooky Mall. Young Alice has to repay her student’s loan, so she does not even hesitate to take a job offer which requires her to work at midnight at a very interesting mall. The concept of the game certainly sounds good, but I can already tell you that a lot of players might be in for a disappointment.

Claymation is a lot of fun to watch, but it hasn't had much luck crossing over into the realm of video games. I think the last time I played a claymation game was with ClayFighter back in the mid-90s. However developer Fat Pebble is getting ready to bring the animation style to mobile devices with Clay Jam, and it looks like the game will be a true work of art.

Drakensang Online is an action RPG from Bigpoint, and is playable in your browser. As a freedom fighter, it is your duty to bring freedom to your people and for the world. Freedom fighting is tiresome, and often difficult, but with Gamezebo’s quick start guide you’ll have no problem getting going.

If you’re a PlayStation 3 owner, there’s a pretty good chance that you’ve long ago realized that Pixeljunk always equals genius. For years now, the Q-Games series of innovative and wonderfully fresh indie games has remained exclusively available on the PlayStation Network. That seemed to change earlier this year when Pixeljunk Monsters, a great tower defense experience, was announced as coming to Facebook. Now it looks like another Pixeljunk title is about to leap from the PS3 to your desktops.

Another week has come and gone, and you know what that means: lots of news! A whole lot happened this week in gaming and you'd be forgiven if you missed a few things amidst all of the reviews, previews, and guides we publish each and every day. But Gamezebo's here to help, and so here's every bit of news we covered this past week, for your convenience.

GOG.com might be looking to shed its “good old games” moniker as it ramps up to start featuring exclusive game releases in the coming year, but that doesn’t mean PC classics won’t still be showing up on their service. Case in point, GOG has just signed a deal with Square Enix to bring some of its massive back catalog to their digital storefront.

Everyone knows Mario & Luigi. They’re plumbers, their heroes – but first and foremost, they’re brothers. But surely Mario & Luigi can’t be the only siblings capable of running, jumping, and collecting with style – can they? It would seem not, as mobile gamers will soon be learning the tale of The Other Brothers.

When Electronic Arts launched their Origin platform last year, it was definitely an interesting development – but since that time, the platform seems to have stagnated. Sure it’s great if you’re into The Old Republic or any of EA’s “Play4Free” titles, but if you want to experience anything outside of the EA world, you typically still had to go somewhere else. Lucky for EA, this trend is finally changing.

Like most civilization building strategy games, 8Realms tasks you with taking a tiny settlement and growing it into a thriving empire. You'll train troops, gather resources, and build your population. And as a web-based social game, you can also interact with other players. So what makes 8Realms different? You can play it on any device with a web browser.