God I hate facebook games and the like

[Razgon]

Because damn, they can actually be fun!

I recently made a dummy account on Facebook, due to me wanting a chance of entering the The Secret World beta.

After joining a group there(Templars) I noticed people playing a ton of games, and my curiosity get the better of me, and I tried out a few of the games.

So far, the one that is most interesting, is actually the Might & Magic game. It isn't strictly a facebook game though, just a browser game, but it uses my facebook though.

I don't consider for a second paying for any of the stuff in the games, but so far the free parts seems kinda interesting.

So - in order to continue my descent into facebook madness, can anyone recommend any interesting games there?

[Shellfishguy]

If you have any interest in D&D, the Heroes of Neverwinter is decent.

[lokiju]

There was also the Dragon Age Legends game which was fun. Haven't looked into it for a while though.

[malkav11]

Do you like Assassin's Creed? Because the Project Legacy Facebook tie in game is not terribly involved or exciting, but there's some interesting storytelling to be had, there's no cashgrab involved at all, nor is there any meaningful friend spam. I had a pretty good time with it, then exhausted the extant content and dropped it until either they add more (maybe when Revelations comes out) or I get into Brotherhood and can take advantage of the linkage with that game.

[rossm]

I've heard good things about Ravenwood Fair. Been meaning to try it myself. It's by lolapps (brenda brathwaite, john romero).

[charmtrap]

It's not a Facebook game, but there's a Chrome app that's just an enormous (possibly endless) Scrabble board. You just make words and get achievements and level up and stuff. Sounds boring but I've probably plowed 20 hours into it.

http://wordsquared.com/

[pizzaddict]

The only facebook game that has kept my attention so far is Galaxy Legion.