So there’s this new iOS game from Square Enix called Final Fantasy: All the Bravest. It was hyped by a countdown site — Square must be the last company on Earth to still employ those — with silhouettes of sprites from the 16-bit games splashed across the page. Before that, the “All the Bravest” trademark was thought to be the localized name of Bravely Default: Flying Fairy, the terrific-looking RPG for 3DS from the same creative team as the darling Final Fantasy: 4 Heroes of Light.

But, no.

The restaurant business is one of the toughest industries in America; it’s said that 50% of restaurants fail in the first year. It’s customers are hard to satisfy, critics are harsh, and good help is hard to come by. Thankfully, Order Up! is nothing like this. The quirky and fun restaurant sim is more like Diner Dash and Cooking Mama than an episode of Hell’s Kitchen. Order Up! is one of the best pick up and play titles I’ve experienced on a handheld in quite some time.

The Search for Tobin Frost is the official movie tie-in to Safe House, the Denzel Washington/Ryan Reynolds intelligence thriller written by directed by Daniel Espinoza. The goal is to track down rogue CIA agent Tobin Frost, who has apparently betrayed his country and spilled secrets to various organizations and nations that want to do not-so-nice things to America.

Angry Birds is a worldwide phenomenon. Moving from Android and iOS devices to Google+ Games and beyond, people just can’t seem to get enough of hurling feathered creatures at swine. But what if there was a way to bring Angry Birds into the really real world? China has paved the way. A temporary Angry Birds theme park has opened up in China as part of the Window of the World amusement park. The attraction was built as a part of a month-long stress reduction festival. Just as in the game, players use a catapult and launch their choice of bird to a structure containing those dastardly pigs–this time with a view of a scaled down Mount Rushmore.

Facebook is packed to the brim with casual game diversions like Farmville and Bejewelled Blitz, but the upcoming Dirty Dancing adds a dose of Grey, Swayze, and ’80s cheese to make an intriguing mix.