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 »

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 »

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 »

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 »

The last casual game update of 2011 is upon us. Unfortunately, it’s going out with a whimper rather than a bang. Of the five new games released, none are particularly outstanding. There aren’t even any new entries in established series. Still, this means you will have a chance to review and go back to games more »

Hi everyone! Hope you’re enjoying your holidays. While I know you probably have better plans for this weekend than to just sit home, playing casual games, there are seven new games to consider after your celebrating is over. One of them is even playable on Macs. If you’re looking for gaming festiveness, then you’ll be disappointed though, as Christmas Tales: Fellina’s Journey (Windows, Mac) is the only game with a holiday theme.

As always, there’s still the Humble Indie Bundle 4 (Windows, Mac, Linux) to consider. It’s available until next week and now, if you pay more than the current average, you get 12 games instead of just five. That’s because the Humble Indie Bundle 3 (Windows, Mac, Linux), which included VVVVVV, Crayon Physics Deluxe, And Yet It Moves, Cogs and Hammerfight, has been added as an incentive…

We’re starting to get into that holiday release window lull. You know, when a lot of new games don’t appear because of the season. That’s the only explanation I can find for there being only six new casual games to report on this week. Only one of them is available for both Windows and Mac, by the way. Surprisingly, even though Christmas is only about a week away, only one of them is holiday-themed! It’s Chicken Invaders: Ultimate Omelette Christmas Edition (Windows, Mac). I bet you can’t wait to play that.

What’s really worth seeing this week is the Humble Indie Bundle 4 (Windows, Mac, Linux). Yes, I know it feels like there was just one of these, but this is more important as it’s an actual numbered bundle and is the best one ever. If you pay less than the average price, you get Bit.Trip Runner, Jamestown, NightSky, Shank and Super Meat Boy. Pay more than the average and Cave Story + and Gratuitous Space Battles are added to your bundle. All seven games are absolutely fantastic, so keep it in mind! You can even gift it!

This week’s best bet is: The Humble Indie Bundle 4 (Windows, Mac, Linux)

Hi everyone and good morning! It’s Friday and time for your casual game update for the past week. This week saw seven new games released, two of which can also be played on Macs. There’s a nice variety of titles to sort through this week, as there’s not only hidden object games that were released. There was also a new visual novel, not to mention a match-3 and strategic simulation.

This week’s best bet is: Flower Shop: Winter in Fairbrook (Windows, Mac, Linux)…

Hey everyone. I hope you’ve had a great week. You’ve probably recovered from Black Friday and Cyber Monday by now. There are seven new casual games to choose from this week, with three available for both Windows and Mac. Hidden object adventures rule again this week, but a few simulations and strategy games are also there to keep things mixed up.

If none of this week’s games appeal to you, remember that you can still get the Humble Inversion Bundle (Windows, Mac, Linux). You can get Uplink, Darwinia, DEFCON and Multiwinia if you pay under the current average, and if you pay over the current average you also add Aquaria, Crayon Physics Deluxe and Dungeons of Dredmor.

This week’s best bets are Vampires vs. Zombies (Windows), Delicious: Emily’s True Love (Windows, Mac) and the Humble Inversion Bundle (Windows, Mac, Linux)…