World Golf Tour is the brightest title in a recent proliferation of beautiful and satisfying golf games on Facebook, and it follows and improves upon the exciting developmental trends established by its competition. From its breathtakingly realistic courses to its surgically precise swings and putting motions, this is a true golfer’s social game, complete with…

The first rule of Ghostbusters is that you don’t cross the streams. The second rule of Ghostbusters should be that any respectable game based on the franchise must always let you play the lovable quartet of Egon, Ray, Peter, and Winston. Ghostbusters: Sanctum of Slime manages to break both of these rules, all while forsaking…

World of Warcraft has long been known for its trolls, and not just those who prowl the community forums. I can’t say I’ve really ever had a strong affection for the blue-skinned brutes myself (although I find myself mimicking their faux-Jamaican platitudes as often as the next guy), but their tendency to pop up in…

Slam Bolt Scrappers is one of those funky games that some creative thinker dreams up but rarely finds the courage or resources to make. What if Tetris had guns and explosions? What if you could clobber other players with flying avatars while sorting blocks? And what if you could pilfer power-ups from airborne ninjas? All…

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Sometime in-between closing my 30th rift and entering my seventh dungeon, I found myself wondering if I could live in the world of Telara. Not in the role-playing sense, of course — but in the sense that I could dump precious months into this competent pretender to Blizzard’s massively multiplayer online throne and walk away…

Electronic Arts’ EA2D studios recently asked why no one’s really ever made a decent turn-based RPG for Facebook, and, finding no suitable answer, they set out to make one of their own. The offspring of this wild endeavor is Dragon Age: Legends, which could be dismissed as mere promotional tripe were it not for the…

The Old West is undergoing something of a Facebook revival these days thanks to titles like The Oregon Trail and FrontierVille, and we’ve reached that stage where one Western-themed game feels much like the other. Clipwire Games’ new Wild West Town moseys far in this precarious direction, but it thankfully distinguishes itself by offering a…

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Rift, Trion Worlds’ shiny new massively multiplayer online role-playing game (which I am in the process of playing for review), finally hooked me somewhere around level 18. The earlier zones failed to hold my attention in any meaningful way, but I positively fell in love with Gloamwood. I loved the zone from the moment I…