Are you up for a free game? PopCap and Starbucks has you covered this week. Participating Starbucks locations have chosen Bejeweled as its Pick of the Week. That means you can pick up a free Pick of the Week card at Starbucks that contains a download code for Bejeweled. You don’t even have to purchase more »

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 »

The Humble Bundle for Android is well on its way to becoming another success. At the time of this writing, over 24,000 bundles have been sold. The Humble Bundle for Android contains four Android games, and it also grants access to the PC and Mac versions of those games. The process for downloading the Android 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 »

Swampy has to share the spotlight! Disney Interactive has just updated Where’s My Water?, the iOS and Android app that tasks players with helping an alligator get water to take a bath, even though the other alligators have redirected the water away from him. Now, players also have to help Cranky, one of the alligators more »

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 »

Super Scribblenauts is getting even bigger and better than before. The iOS incarnation of 5th Cell’s iconic game has an edge over the DS versions, and I’m not talking about the ability to say an object’s name and have it appear on-screen. This version of the game can receive updates and DLC, which means more more »

Morning everyone! We’re all coming down off of the CES 2012 high this week, having seen some really cool electronics that may become common-place in the next few years and today’s a good day to relax and regroup. There are six new casual games to enjoy during that downtime, with one available for both Windows more »

It’s a new year filled with all new casual games. Actually, 2012 hasn’t really had a fantastic start just yet. There were six new games released this week and while they were rather diverse in terms of offerings, they weren’t exceptionally exciting. There’s another downside to the first update of 2012. There are no new more »

I’m not really sure what to make of this week’s offerings on the various Nintendo eShops. I mean, nothing really stands out and yet somehow all three of the portable games seem like they might actually have potential. I guess when you get so used to seeing shovelware-style games, you don’t know how to reach more »