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Playboy Enterprises has announced it plans to launch its own online gaming label. Besides the “upcoming” Playboy Manager, Playboy is finding another way into the online game market.

According to gamespy.com, the company revealed that it has partnered with Bigpoint Games (Sea Fight, Dark Orbit) to create and distribute quality gaming content for Playboy’s audience of 18 to 35-year-old men.

We can also find the Poisonville on Playboy’s website under the game label

Poisonville is an action-oriented, Massively Multiplayer Online Game (MMOG) that puts gamers into a fictional U.S. city where crime and corruption rule the streets. Players must complete a series of missions in order to counteract corruption, regain respect, and rebuild their reputations. Throughout the game, players will encounter beautiful, Playboy-caliber women. In full-3D, players can drive a variety of vehicles, engage in player vs. player combat, and compete in ongoing competitions designed to stimulate gang warfare – all through a standard web browser.

It’s hard to say if it is wise for Bigpoint to cooperate with Playboy Enterprises. Although it’s clear that this will widely spread the Poisonville, there is still an possibility that people will consider it only a adult Playboy game.

G5 Entertainment recently launched a new Facebook game, Supermarket Mania, that’s a little different from those we usually review: instead of a full social game, G5 has released what amounts to promotional, social rendition of the casual Supermarket Mania game on the iPhone, iPad, PSP, and PC. Because those versions cost money, the new, Facebook iteration can be considered a demo of sorts.

On Facebook, Supermarket Mania is the “survival mode” of the more complete game found on other platforms, and is reminiscent of casual games such as Diner Dash. Continually increasing in difficulty, this fast-paced app quickly becomes challenging. However, with only one mode, it feels highly outdated by today’s social standards, and becomes rather repetitive.

Players control a girl named Nikki who is running her own supermarket. Customers are on their way and none of the 12 product shelves are stocked. In order to fill up the displays, Nikki must run from station to station and fill them up. The challenge is that her shopping cart has only enough room for a handful of stops, and once it’s empty, she must return to the stock room for more.

Refilling the cart takes 10 seconds or so. Meanwhile, customers are waiting and growing impatient. More >

Notthingham-based Monumental Games is launching Prime, an engine that powers browser-based MMOs and virtual worlds with 3D graphics that are also compatible with Facebook. Monumental describes it as ideal for “light persistent-state worlds.” While the Prime engine does require users to download a plug-in, it will be less than 1 MB in size.

“Our aim is to make Prime the premier middleware choice for the creation of [light persistent-state world] games,” says Monumental’s business development director Mike Cox. “To reach the next level of social gaming, browser-based MMOs need to look and feel just as good as console games. Prime will make this much easier to achieve, freeing developers to concentrate on design and gameplay without the need to build the engine that powers it.”

Monumental is marketing Prime as a way to reduce the costs involved in building a browser-based 3D MMO (or virtual world) from scratch. Monumental developed the Prime engine in the course of creating its own online MMO Football Superstars and Facebook MMO Little Horror. Monumental promises the engine’s performance is optimized for all network types. Prime will roll out to select developers before Monumental makes it more widely available.

As many web-game players know, in most of these games, no matter how high the level of buildings is, the appearance always look exactly the same. For those gamers who advocate ‘the look does matter, it can be a boring experience.

But now, one web game changes this situation—-the buildings & structures can change along with the level. You won’t believe some simple buildings will be so perfect beyond imagination when you begin this game. In fact, when your buildings & structures up to the certain level, behold, your kingdom won’t disappoint you!

This recently highly anticipated game is World of Lordcraft which is developed and operated by Thunderstorm Entertainment, Inc. And now I will teach you how to build your own building, and upgrade it to become a marvelous building?

When you login World of Lordcraft, there will be a building list in the middle of the interface when you click any empty land in the castle. You can move mouse on the building icons, and view the preconditions, information of consumptions, and basic functions of this building from the floating window there. Then you can see the time remaining to complete the construction and finish time. Just remember to confirm what More >