In this section we have all of our Facebook game reviews. You can see the list to your right, or use the search bar at the top of the page to find a particular game. Below we’ll explain a little bit about how our reviews are built.
Developer: The company or person who makes the game.
Popularity: This is a fuzzy rating based on number of monthly active players as reported by Facebook.
Needs Download?: Some Facebook games require you to install some kind of browser plugin. If one does, we’ll note it here.
Popularity: This is a fuzzy rating based on number of monthly active players as reported by Facebook.
Needs Download?: Some Facebook games require you to install some kind of browser plugin. If one does, we’ll note it here.
Kid-friendly: We’ll bring up any potential concerns here.
Need lots of friends: Most games encourage you to invite your friends, but some make it really hard to play if you don’t have lots of friends playing.
Spammy: Facebook has taken steps to make game spam less insistent, but some games build their systems around posting status updates or sending gifts.
Need to buy in: We’ll give a brief estimate here of how necessary it is to pay real money to have fun in the game.
Need lots of friends: Most games encourage you to invite your friends, but some make it really hard to play if you don’t have lots of friends playing.
Spammy: Facebook has taken steps to make game spam less insistent, but some games build their systems around posting status updates or sending gifts.
Need to buy in: We’ll give a brief estimate here of how necessary it is to pay real money to have fun in the game.
Overview: This is the meat of the review. We don’t give numerical reviews – they just don’t give enough info. Instead, we’ll talk in some depth about how the game works, good parts, and bad parts. You’ll have to read the review and decide for yourself if it sounds good!