Morning everyone! Brace yourself for a good casual game round-up. This week a surprising number of games were released and they cover multiple genres. You have eight to choose from! People who prefer mainstream games can go through new hidden object adventures or time management simulations, while people who like more unusual games can check more »

Believe it or not, there is still plenty of new Team Fortress 2 content in the works. Valve has something super secret up its sleeve and it doesn’t have anything to do with hats or maps. TF2 is already free-to-play, so whatever Valve is doing may turn out to be pretty significant.

Your quest isn’t over yet, Skylanders fantatics. Activision has set before you a new task. It is one that will require you to visit many stores and spend lots of money so that the brave warriors Cynder, Double Trouble and Slam Bam may once again join the fight against Kaos in the Skylands. In short, more »

Today is a very special day! It’s the first time ever that a Humble Bundle has been released that also includes portable versions of every single game. The Humble Bundle for Android has launched and it is spectacular. It’s not as large as the other bundles (yet), but it’s still pretty darn awesome. Yes, the more »

EverQuest is going to be turning 13 this year and Sony Online Entertainment has discovered the best way ever to commemorate the occasion. The official birthday is March 16, 2012 and, sometime around then, EverQuest will go free-to-play. If you want to keep subscribing, with either a $5 a month Silver membership or $14.99 a more »

Oh Zynga, have you no shame? Just last week, Zynga was scrutinized over its game Dream Heights because it was obviously heavily inspired by NimbleBit’s Tiny Tower. This week, Buffalo Studios is calling out Zynga for borrowing a little too much from its Facebook game called Bingo Blitz.

It’s time for more casual games, and this week there are quite a few to check out. Actually, there are six, but still. The six available games cover multiple genres and one is even available for Windows and Macs. The most intriguing game this week is A Sirius Game, which has strategic and simulation elements more »

Last week, Gaikai’s CEO David Perry revealed the cloud gaming service will be coming to Facebook very soon. Gaikai’s goal is to help publishers put their games in front of as many people as possible by providing a near-frictionless experience. Gamers are able to start playing one of Gaikia’s games instantly without downloading anything. At more »

Title: Red Crow Mysteries: Legion Price: $9.99 System(s): *PC window, Mac Release Date: November 17, 2011 Publisher (Developer): Big Fish Game (Cateira) ESRB Rating: “Teen” Pros: You can skip puzzles that are too hard and no penalties for clicking on wrong items. Dark and creepy atmosphere adds to the game’s ambiance. Cons: Puzzles are sometimes more »

This week has been a very low-key week in the world of casual computer games. Only four titles made their debut, and all of them are only available on Windows PCs. Three of them are hidden object games, but Hello Venice offers a little diversity with a match-3 game. You may want to use this more »