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While city building games are all over Facebook, it was nice to see the king return in 2012. Sim City has set the standard for city design since the 1980s, and the Facebook version brings back so many of the great features players love.Sim City Social capitalizes on players constructing cities with their friends, and how those relationships can form. While it still follows the conventions of a social game (energy consumption, bug your friends to improve), it offers a deeper and more customizable play experience. If anything, it serves as a nice way to curb the release coming out next year.

You Don't Know Jack made its triumphant return from our 1990s memories, offering players short bursts of pop-culture trivia on Facebook.YDKJ is the perfect game for many reasons. It pits you against your friends without pestering them, comfortably toeing the line between 'social' and 'annoying.' The creators at Jellyvision are recording new episodes all the time, so even avid players will never see the same content. And it's still filled with that bizarre humor that made the original so popular, and is hosted by the familiar Cookie Masterson.While you only earn one free play a day, there are plenty of ways to play You Don't Know Jack by earning more credits. It's perfect for five minutes of distraction or a trivia binge, depending on your play style. If you are a fan of comic books or superhero movies, Marvel: Avengers Alliance is for you. This turn-based action game allows you to team up with almost every Marvel hero that's ever been a part of the Avengers.Each hero - along with your own avatar - comes with its own strengths and weaknesses.

As you level them up and collect new heroes, you'll be able to use them against a variety of villains threatening Earth. There are also strategy elements, like sending heroes off to solo missions, that the give the game more depth than you expect from a Facebook game. If you're not careful, you'll probably get sucked into a longer session than you planned for. While Jetpack Joyride started as an iOS smash hit, it makes a perfect addition to Facebook. You pilot the main character, Barry Steakfries, through a treacherous laboratory on his stolen jetpack.

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As you fly around collecting coins and special vehicles, your speed increases until the inevitable crash.The endless-runner (or endless-flyer) is perfect for your 'just one more turn' fix. While it's a freemium game, the coins you earn or purchase aren't required to enjoy the game's simple playstyle and cheeky humor. With games only lasting two minutes or so, it's the recipe for instant addiction. While The Friend Game is an up-and-coming Facebook title, it looks like it has a lot of potential for fun. This social game taps into your Facebook friend network to see how much you really know about the people you're connected to.Players answer questions about their friends' opinions, views and personalities. If anyone joins the game, they can see questions answered about them, and guess what other players said.

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Guessing correctly earns more energy and points to level up, extending your play session for the day.This game definitely relies on the participation of your friend network, since you benefit most when answering reciprocal questions. But for people with a plugged in social graph, it seems like a fun party-style game on Facebook. The game was made by Zynga's New York office, composed of a development team acquired after they produced the addictive iPhone puzzler Drop7, so it has lots of potential. Let's face it: Most games aren't great.

The constant bombardment of notifications, the suggestions to buy extra stuff at every turn, and the zillion popups are all hallmarks of an ecosystem that irritates serious gamers.Mark Zuckerberg asserted earlier this year that played games through the social network. While massive titles like FarmVille and Words With Friends claim the lion's share of the users, Facebook has a diverse range of games that many may appreciate.SEE ALSO:We rounded up our picks for the Facebook games that went above and beyond this year. Check out our list above, and let us know which ones you're really enjoying.Topics:,.