Galamon is a brand new battle-based Facebook game from Morphee Interactive. The objective of the game is rather simple; you are the leader of a team of Galamon’s (which are futuristic space creatures) and you clash against other Galamon teams across the universe. The game itself is tour-de-force of interactive graphics with some of the most incredible looking gameplay I have seen on Facebook games in recent times. The game comes in solo or multiplayer mode so you can easily challenge your friends.

The actual game includes a wide array of functionality and actions a player can perform. For example, you can build custom training rooms for your Galamons on your spaceship to make them more effective in beating your opponents. Each Galamon has a rating which shows how powerful they are – there are over 60 different types of Galamons. Each Galamon also has a special ability based on elements (ie. earth, wind, fire, water and poison) which can be used to help during battles. For example, a Galamon’s special ability might be able to increase the attack speed of other Galamons on your team.

When you engage in a fight with other Galamon teams, the battle sequences are automated, so all you can really do is hope that you have prepared your team adequately enough to beat the other player. If you win the battle you earn money which you can then use to buy things such as equipment and new items which you can use to make your Galamons more powerful and experience points which you’ll need get to higher levels. By winning battles you can also get new Galamons (which you receive as eggs). You’ll need to place these eggs in your incubator and check on them every few days until they hatch. There are also golden eggs which hatch into Gold Galamons that are stronger and have unique abilities.

The social aspect of the game is fantastic as it lets you challenge your friends Galamon teams. You also unlock various achievements by beating other teams and the game features a leaderboard which keeps track of your scores versus other players. I especially liked the gifting feature and it would be really cool if it was possible to trade Galamon’s with other players (hopefully the developers will add this in future versions).

Overall this is one of the best games we have reviewed on FBReview recently; in fact we liked it so much we placed it on our featured review section. So if you haven’t started playing already, get started now and conquer the Galamon universe!

I am going to a break here from reviewing the traditional, complicated, mega games like Mafia Wars, or Farmville and review a great flash based game. The game is called The Flying Pig and the goal is…you guessed to fly a pig. Its similar to other ‘see-how-far’ you can go games, but what sets this one apart is, well – its really fun (and a bit addictive)! The Flying Pig is a cartoonish game which is simple to play. The goal is to get your pig to fly as far as possible without being stopped by any dangerous objects. The game itself is really well made and thought out, I especially like the ‘bean-boost’ which lets your little ham fly even further using some of their ‘gas’. The social integration aspect of the game is also well made, letting you brag about your high score to your friends (BTW, my high score was 1015). The game also lets you challenge friends and compare your score against everyone on facebook to see who’s the best. The one thing that could use a bit of improvement is the audio as it gets pretty repetitive after a while and I had to turn off my speakers after playing for 10 minutes. Overall this game is a lot of fun and is worth checking out for all you bacon lovers!

Calling all Pokemon or Digimon fans, there’s a new game you simply MUST check out. The game is called “Planet That Have Many Creatures” from Level Up Studios is a facebook game that lets you play as a owner of an entire planet in the games universe. Whats interesting with this game is the ecosystem the developers have built which is really thought out and well designed. I really like this genre of games and the character graphics are simply spectacular! Whats also interesting about this games is that it has one of the highest facebook user rating I have seen for a game – 4.9 out of 5 for almost 10k votes! This is just another testament to how great this game is.

When you start the game, your new planet has few creatures so you have to begin the journey through the universe to collect all of them and populate your home planet (There are more than 700 creatures!). Not only you must quest to collect these neat creatures but there are also many more interesting features.

• Fight – Players can fight their friends to gain more creatures.
• Evolve the creatures – Just like the Pokemon and Digimon, players can evolve their creatures to make them stronger.
• Hatch the egg – There are some rare creatures that player can only get by hatching the egg of another creature.
• Combination – Players can combine their creatures or stuffs to get the special creatures.
• Battle to occupy planet – Very unique PvP (player vs. player) system. Players have to fight the keeper of the planet, if they win they will get that planet as a slave planet.
• Global tournament – Fight thousands of players from all over the world and be the strongest planet in the universe.

Overall this is one of the more interesting games I played recently. If you like these types of games then this one is a champion, give it a shot and see for yourself.

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Officially launched today is Zyngas latest offering Mafia Wars – Las Vegas. The game has been in beta for the last few weeks but still managed to pull in a massive 3 million users! In the past two weeks users generated 7 million Vegas gifts per day, 8.5 million casino properties upgrades, and 1.5 billion jobs being done in Sin City. With the launch of the new game Zynga also enlisted the help of the Davis Elen ad agency to promote the launch by blowing up a real armored truck in actual Las Vegas, and if you are already in Vegas you can Visit Zynga and enter into a draw to win REAL $25,000. Remember if you are still playing the original gangsta Mafia Wars there are ways to sneak in some cheats, which are not yet available on the new version.

According to TechCrunch Here is whats new in this version:

“*Currency
While you do start from scratch money-wise, obviously because this is Vegas you’re now dealing with poker chips instead of cold hard cash. And the chips will come in handy considering you’ll have 100 new items to collect in this latest edition.

*Club Tournaments
While fighting and robbing are still the same, you can finally run Fight Club tournaments, with a poker chip betting function and “lightweight” and “heavyweight” categories.

*My Casino
Instead of run of the mill Mafia Wars buildings you can now build your own customized casino. You can also look inside the casinos and purchase items

*Job Paths
You now can choose an energy path or a fighting path which leads to a boss battle that unlocks the next district. Six districts in all, with 60 new “choose your path” jobs launched.”

Watchout FarmVille there is a new Farm in the area. Farm Town from Slashkey is quickly gaining momentum and is taking a big bite out of Facebooks farm game user base. With over 5 million users its quickly gaining on Zynga’s Farmville (although still far from 60 million FarmVille users). The fact that FarmVille’s numbers are going is a testament to Farm Town’s success.

Farm Town essentially is has the same concept as FarmVille, its all about making your farm grow and becoming profitable. This is an indeed good game, and in my opinon an imporevment on FarmVille, IF you know what you are doing. Much like FarmVille this game is also monetized with virtual currency and There are many items that you can use to make your farm make more money but you will need to reach a certain skill level so that you can get them. Of course there are shortcuts and you can indeed dominate Farm Town using these secrets for example.

With regards, to the virtual currency, Farm Town has two types of coins, the yellow coins which are given after you pick some crops, sell some animal produce or other farm tasks. The green coins are more rare and only a few of them are given to you at the beginning of the game, from then on you will earn some of them after reaching certain levels or of course you may purchase them by ‘donating’ some real money to the creators of the game.

In Farm Town, you need to create your character, which is usually a fun part, because there are many ways for you to customize it. As you advance in Farm Town you will be able to place facilities in your farm, which will allow you to make better products and sell them for more yellow coins. These facilities make ice cream, chocolates and even pizzas. The more facilities that you own the better that you will be able to sell your produce and the more money that you will have to make your farm the best of all. One of the best advantages of Farm Town is that the creators are always changing and updating stuff, which makes it more interesting to play without even thinking about getting bored.

Overall I think its a more engaging game then FarmVille but thats for you to decide. What do you think?

The only game in Facebook that will let you have an out of this world fish aquarium is definitely FishVille. I reviewed some other fish-related games here before, but I this one really beats-em all. Your fishes in FishVille will live in a tank that you create for them and if your tank is not suitable for them, they will let you know (with some lame humor). The fishes in FarmVille will have colors that you never expected a fish to have, they will also be able to survive in a world that you fabricate, and of course you will have to buy items with your coins which is similar to all other Zynga games. Like in all other Zynga created games, FishVille has an interactive game mode, where you can interact with other players in the game.

The problem with all these virtual currency games is that it takes quite a bit of time to develop a quality score and rank higher. It even appears that there are some ways to cheat! So it’s very likely that top global scores you see on the game are not real.

With FishVille (and many other games), you can interact with your Facebook friends, by visiting their fishes and helping them with their chores. You can also send and receive some special gifts in this game and you can also make use of the FishVille dollars which will allow you to get even better items than the rest of the players. This in my opinion kind of hurts the game. Because someone who may spend days building their fishtank can be ranked lower then someone who simply buys lots of stuff!

One of the most popular games since Facebook was created is certainly FarmVille. According to AppData Farmville has close to 60 million active users (and this is down from a high of 75 million a few months back). This game is simply MASSIVE, people say its so addictive you’ll need rehab just to quit. Suprisingly enough FarmVille is a game, where you become the owner of your own farm and try to make it productive and of course compete against your friends about who has a better farm.

In FarmVille, you grow your own crops, keep your own farm animals, build your own farm buildings and even have other items that are not regularly found in real life farms, but that make FarmVille one of the most entertaining games on Facebook. However, what bothers me is that the sheer number of users (most of them my friends) causes my news stream to be spammed with in-game messages. Frankly, I don’t care if my friend saved a three legged goat by adopting it, and I simply began to filter out people who use the game.

This application has a lot of crops that one can choose to grow, from tomatoes, corn, blueberries to sunflowers and even watermelon. This game also allows you to have your own fruit trees, which will give fruit every couple of days so that you can pick them up and sell them for some money. You can raise many farm animals in FarmVille, like for example you can raise cows, pigs, chickens, sheep and horses, but you can also raise reindeer, cats, rabbits and ducks. There are many variables to this game and you can make your farm grow as you keep getting a higher level and making more money. What Zynga did with this game is pure genius, if you want a bigger farm and are too lazy to actually do it you can buy the virtual currency directly from them (in exchange for actual currency) and this is how Zynga basically monetizes the game. The more FarmVille money that you have, the more items that you will be able to buy and make your farm a lot better. Just the sheer number of users in this game Zynga is raking in millions, while you are raking your virtual leafs. Remind me to buy Zynga stock when they go IPO (no wonder Google just invested $100 Million in the company).

Overall I’d have to say Farmville is a good game (there are much better out there) but the overkill Zynga did with inter-user alerts really pissed me off so i’m going to deduct some points on that. If you want to find out about some FarmVille secrets (that surprisingly enough not too many people know about…) you should check out our sponsor, I tried them and they do have some tricks which will get you more coins way faster then normal.

If you have ever thought about going into the illegal side of business, but have never had the guts to do it, then playing Zynga’s Mafia Wars will make you feel just like Tony Montana (only without the cocaine and assassins). When you play the Mafia Wars in Facebook, you will have the ability to start your own crime syndicate empire. You will be able to buy businesses, the finest cars, weapons and even deal drugs, rob banks and kill your enemies, and remembers, first you get the money, then you get the power!

Mafia Wars also allows you to set up shop in some of the biggest cities in the world, like New York, Moscow, Las Vegas and even Cuba and take your syndicate global. First, you will need to increase your power and experience level as those features are unlocked later in the game but this helps you control any of these cities and make all of your enemies leave or else you’ll make them an offer they can’t refuse. You will need to complete jobs to get money to finance your criminal activities and some of these jobs can get you either to go to jail or get killed. Some of the jobs will make you destroy enemy hideouts, bust other mobsters from jail and some of the jobs are really odd though, – you have to break into an Asian museum…

After you have earned enough money, you can invest it in weapons such as hand grenades, 45. caliber pistols, rocket launchers and RPG’s (your average gangsta arsenal). You can use these to defend yourself or to attack some of your enemies. You can also purchase body armor, which will allow you to resist more hits and outlast your enemies. With enough money you can invest in some of the properties and get even more money every hour. If you want to control the city your character is in, you will need to play the Mafia Wars Game in Facebook almost as it where the real deal. If busting caps all day isn’t your thing, there are some shortcuts and moves you can pull to speed things along, just check out this site. Plus i’m sure they also have special top secret, never before seen cheats and secrets, but don’t spread this around too much as the more people find out, the less effective these cheats become.

That’s a question every one of us always asks.  After Einstein that title has been floating around out there with many people owning claim.  However, until your last name becomes synonymous with the word genius you can’t really say you have the biggest brain.   That is unless you try one of my favorite applications in recent memory is called Who Has the Biggest Brain, from Playfish Studios.  Then you may able to call yourself a genius…on Facebook at least.

The application is simply fantastic it is extremely well built and provides for a highly stimulating visual and auditory experience.  This is what we have come to expect from Playfish, but in essence this is the game the put them on the map.    The goal of the game is to get the most points for solving four types of puzzles, each puzzle type is supposed to test different areas of your cognitive and analytic abilities.  I don’t how scientifically accurate that claim is but needless to say the puzzles are still very entertaining, and I know that Quizzes and Puzzles are all the rage these days. 

Of course it wouldn’t be much of challenge if you weren’t timed for each puzzle (1 minute per section).  As you do better the questions become harder and harder.  Once all four puzzles are completed, the scores are totaled and you get your final score.  Playfish always does a good job on the rankings and of course they made no exception here.  You can see how you fare up to your friends as well as the rest of world.  In addition there are different avatars for various scores.  You can also challenge your friends to see if you can brag about how smarter you are.

You can also unlock additional features of the application by ‘going pro’.  This enables such options as performance graphs, exclusive taunts and no adverts, of course you have to pay $9.99 to do it.  But if you are really into this application it would be well worth it.  In another bid to monetize the application Playfish have launched an iPhone/iTouch version which can be downloaded from iTunes. Surprisingly enough Playfish’s business model seems to work much better than others such as Zynga.  If you still haven’t added it to your profile, now is the time to do it. Who knows, maybe you have the biggest brain.