Jojo’s Fashion 2 still rules the runway, but some old favorites are nipping at its heels. One day you’re in, the next day you could be out… How long will Jojo last? Stay tuned every Saturday for our updated charts!

This game was scooting up our charts before we finally caught up. You’d think after all the hidden object games in the market, people would stop loving them. But Little Shop - Road Trip is a bit hard not to love. 

In making Glyph 2, veteran game developer Sandlot Games has gone back and redeveloped their sleeper hit, Glyph, packing it with more features than you can shake a magic wand at. The result is the transformation of Glyph from a simple little run of the mill match-3 collapse game with pretty graphics into a sort [...]

Move over, Indiana Jones - you’ve got Nicole Rankwist on your tail. Call me biased, but it’s rare for me to see a female player character who isn’t the stereotypical “cute” or “vivacious”, and Nicole is neither of those. She’s a smart, serious-looking New York journalist, and daughter of a famous archaeologist who’s gone missing [...]

Developers, Publishers, and Portals

10tons Entertainment
2D Boy
300ad.com
3inabed.com
5th Cell
Abduction Studios
Absolutist
Addicting Games
Addictive 247 Games
Adept Studios
Aisle 5 Games
Alawar Games
Alby Media
Alessi Games
Aliasworlds Entertainment
Alive Games
Alpha 72 Games
Always Neat
Amaranth Games
Anarchy Entertainment
Anawiki
AncientSoft
Andromedus Software
Another Day
AOL Games
AppAbove
Apus Software
Arcade Lab
Arcade Town
Armor Games
Article 19 Group
Astatix
Artogon Games
Aterdux Entertainment
Audio Surf
Awem Studio
Awesome Mega Mighty Games
BadBumble
Bee Games
Beep Industries
Ben Olding Games
Big Blue Bubble Inc.
Big Fish Games
Big Fizz
Big Toe
Blackburst Media
Blackjack Studios
Blazewave
Blippy Games
Blitwise Productions
Blue [...]

It’s pretty hard to review match-3 games these days. It’s just that there are so many, and most of them share a wide assortment of features. Is swapping Inca totems better than swapping gems or fruits or ice cream or (in this case) French pastries? At this point, we just don’t know any more. The [...]

You’ve probably heard of it, or seen the demo in the corners of your favorite casual game portal, but with such an esoteric name and the low hype surrounding the release, it is very likely you have overlooked this little gem. Well, we’re here to tell you you’re missing something pretty sweet.

GameOn, developer of Fairy Treasure, has been developing casual games since 1998, and we recently got in touch with them to find out how they got where they are today.

It’s Hawaii. It’s a beach. The sun is out and it’s a perfect day beneath a sky of blue. What do you do? If you answered “play a metric donkey-load of solitaire”, then Gamehouse has just the game for you.

The basic message is this is a classic game remade by one of the best studios in the industry as a flagship product, and that means it’s going to be pretty good unless they did something wrong. And they didn’t.