Empire & Allies is Zynga's newest game that combines strategy, city-building, and Facebook friends into one addictive package. There is a ton to know about Empires & Allies. So whether you're an Empires & Allies know-it-all or you're just getting started, I guarantee you'll learn all kinds of cheats, tricks, and more from our Empires & Allies Cheats & Tips Guide. Do you have any more Empires & Allies Cheats & Tips? Post them in the comments below! Tags: cheats, cheats and tips, empires allies, empires allies cheats, empires and allies, empires and allies cheats, guide, zyngaEmail This Posted Jun 2nd 2011 10:45AM by Joe Osborne
FarmVille, FrontierVille and CityVille are all about red hearts, sunshine and friendship. But Empires & Allies asks, "What about beating friends to a bloody pulp?" Finally, instead of helping our friends we can hurt them just as easily. Welcome to Neighbor Invasions. This is your chance to finally be the bad guy for once, and we have a full guide on how to be the biggest, baddest Neighbor around. Continue Reading Tags: cheats and tips, empires allies, empires allies cheats and tips, empires allies invasion, empires allies neighbor invasion, empires and allies, zynga, zynga empires alliesEmail This Posted Jun 2nd 2011 1:19AM by Brandy Shaul 
Tonight's FarmVille update sees the release of two new buildings and four decorative items in the current Ireland limited edition item theme. This update's an unusual one, though, as two of the items are available under a limited time "sale." Remember, this isn't the first time Zynga has released new items and placed them immediately on sale, so you'll know that you're actually getting a bargain with these two items if you do decide to splurge.
The European Robins is a pair of decorative birds for 9 Farm Cash, while the Irish Library is a large building that costs only 18 Farm Cash. Currently, there isn't any marking letting us know when these sale prices will expire, so plan ahead if you have any interest in them whatsoever.
Meet us behind the break for a look at the other four items released this evening.
Continue Reading Tags: farm cash, farmville, farmville buildings, farmville decorations, farmville ireland, farmville irish items, farmville limited edition, farmville sale, sale, zyngaEmail This Posted Jun 2nd 2011 1:05AM by Brandy Shaul
Tonight's FarmVille update brought with it two (technically three) new animals in the Connemara Pony and Irish Hare. Our prediction about the cost of the Connemara Pony has been proven correct, as it is now available for 24 Farm Cash. Remember, by purchasing one of these Ponies and placing it in your Horse Stable with a Stallion (ether wandering or permanent) you'll have a chance of breeding the Connemara Pony Foal that can be shared with friends. Even for a gray Pony, it's foal would still have to be cute, right?
Meanwhile, the Irish Hare is still a bit expensive, at 12 Farm Cash each. Will we ever see a day when new limited edition animals no longer solely cost Farm Cash? I doubt it, but we'll make sure to scream to the four corners (in excitement of course) if that day ever comes.
What do you think of these new Ireland-themed animals? Will you add the Connemara Pony to your collection in the game, or are you more interested in earning the foal from friends? Let us know in the comments.
Tags: farmville, farmville animals, farmville horses, farmville ireland, farmville ireland items, farmville irish items, ireland, limited edition, zyngaEmail This Posted Jun 2nd 2011 12:54AM by Brandy Shaul
Two new trees have hit the FarmVille marketplace this evening, both in the new Ireland item theme. The two trees are the Boom Tree and the Gorse Tree. Interesting names, right? The Gorse Tree costs 5 Farm Cash, while the Boom Tree is the level two option, meaning it costs more at 10 Farm Cash.
Remember, as usual, you don't have to buy both trees from the store, and can actually skip the Boom Tree altogether if you're a tree farmer, as you'll be able to earn a Boom Tree (eventually, yet randomly) as a Mystery Seedling from your Gorse Trees, or from those seedlings posted by your friends on their walls.
If you do plan to purchase these trees, you have just two weeks to do so, before they'll disappear, potentially not to be seen again.
What do you think of these two interestingly named trees? Which is your favorite, or will you buy both? Let us know in the comments.
Tags: boom tree, farmville, farmville ireland, farmville irish items, farmville mystery seedlings, farmville tree, gorse tree, ireland, zyngaEmail This Posted Jun 2nd 2011 12:37AM by Brandy Shaul
A new goal has launched in FarmVille's English Countryside this evening, and it sees Agatha looking to replicate the lovely flower gardens she's seen in the past on your own farm. This goal, as you might have guessed, asks you to plant flowers - three different flowers, to be exact.
Harvest 50 Spring Squill
Harvest 50 Bluebells
Harvest 50 Cornflower
All told, this isn't a lot of crops, and you can easily split your progress into different days, if you don't want to dedicate 150 plots to the goal all at once. Bluebells cost 120 coins and take 12 hours to grow, Cornflower costs 90 coins and takes 16 hours to grow, and finally, Spring Squill is another 12-hour crop, costing 140 coins per square. For finishing this goal, you'll receive four Spring Flowerbeds, 200 XP and 2,500 coins.
While this goal doesn't actually move us any farther along on the English Countryside map, it does give us something to work on in the meantime, so I suppose we can't really complain.
Have you started this English Countryside goal yet, or are you still a few buildings behind in terms of overall progress? Let us know what think of this quest and its rewards in the comments.
Tags: england, england expansion, english countryside, farmville, farmville england, farmville england expansion, farmville english countryside, farmville goals, farmville missions, zyngaEmail This Posted Jun 1st 2011 9:45PM by Brandy Shaul
With any city-builder comes a constant battle for space, and even though Zynga's newest Facebook game Empires & Allies is about far more than the city-building portions, you'll still spend the majority of your time back on your Home Island(s) creating new military units, refining oil, processing wood and so on. You'll need space to build more and more buildings as you level up, and you'll eventually need to expand your land.
Players of CityVille will recognize the system here. Currently, your very first expansion comes at a price of 5,000 coins and 10 Liberty Bonds. Liberty Bonds are the equivalent of CityVille's Zoning Permits, and you'll need to collect them from friends in mass quantities to expand each and every time you do so. There's a catch here though. Whether by some oversight or intentional design choice, you can't currently ask for Liberty Bonds via the game's expansion menu (found in the game's store - the Hard Hat icon). Only when you've earned enough coins to purchase the expansion will you be able to ask for Liberty Bonds, forcing you to wait quite a while instead of accomplishing two tasks at once.
Either way, you can work around this and expand early, if you put your mind to it. Participate in battles frequently, and you'll receive Liberty Bonds as prizes. Furthermore, Liberty Bonds are currently available to send via the game's free gifts page, so your friends can send you as many (or as few, if you don't remind them) as they'd like.
Continue Reading Tags: city-building game, empires allies, empires allies land expansion, empires and allies, land expansion, liberty bonds, zyngaEmail This Posted Jun 1st 2011 9:10PM by Brandy Shaul
With the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) now less than a week away, EA Interactive has given social and casual gamers alike a look at their E3 lineup, sans a few surprises that will revealed at the show. EA Mobile, Chillingo and Playfish will all share a space at this year's event, with the lineup revealing one particular game that Pet Society lovers will melt for. Pet Society Vacation, while lacking in details, will be coming to iPhone and iPod Touch sometime (presumably) this year. Will this be a completely separate game from Pet Society on Facebook, or will it be like Social City or FarmVille on iOS, letting users interact with their furry pals, friends' pets, and even shop in the game's many stores on the go, only to have that information sync back to Facebook? We'll make sure to let you know what is revealed at E3 proper, so stay tuned.
For the complete lineup of EA Mobile, Chillingo and Playfish games to be shown at E3, meet us behind the break.
Continue Reading Tags: chillingo, e3, e3 2011, ea, ea interactive, ea mobile, Electronic Entertainment Expo, facebook games, pet society vacation, playfishEmail This Posted Jun 1st 2011 8:23PM by Brandy Shaul
Atten-TION privates! Zynga's Empires & Allies is now live on Facebook, and there's a war to be won! We've gone right to work in the social giant's newest title to bring you a complete guide to how to get started completing missions in this Risk-inspired battle for the ages! While there are plenty of activities for you to take part in throughout the game - producing wood and oil to create homes and military units, battling in full-screen combat against cleverly named villains, and bringing your destroyed island nation back to life (just to name a few) - one of the biggest time-sinks in the game will be the completing of missions.
Want to see what to expect from the game's first ten missions? Meet us behind the break to start on your road to domination!
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While Zynga has launched a Empires & Allies, which is best described at Risk meets CityVille, competitor Playfish is hard at work on a new game called Risk Factions on Facebook.
Playfish's parent company EA made a game called Risk: Factions for Xbox Live in 2010, and it's likely that this is just a Facebook rendition of the same game. If you go to the game's Facebook fan page, you can give up your email to get a chance to take part in the game's beta.
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