Team 17 has posted the first gameplay trailer of their recently announced Worms spinoff game, Worms Crazy Golf.

The concept is a brilliant one – use the Worms tactical strategy model and apply it to miniature golf. Get the ball to the flag area in as few shots as possible, while getting bonuses for the ball touching gold coins and bonking enemies and opposing golfers.

Check out the gameplay trailer in the video below. Worms Crazy Golf will be coming out on PC and PlayStation 3 later this year.

ACE Team’s Rock of Ages will be hitting Steam on August 31, according to Atlus, and preordering from the official page here will get a special 10% early discount.

Rock of Ages can best be described as the anti-Katamari Damacy, in which the player rolls a giant, grinning head as it tries to knock down and destroy everything in its path, avoiding harmful obstacles.

Check out some of the gameplay in the video below.

Freebird Games has announced a new adventure game called To the Moon, which revolves around the concept of memory and life. The story revolves about two doctors traversing through the memories of a dying man to fulfill his last wish, in a world where doctors can rework a person’s memory in order to grant them their greatest wish. The catch? It will be the last thing they’ll ever remember.

The game investigates some heady concepts, as the official site asks:

“If you had the chance to relive your life, would you change things? Would you try to achieve some grand goal? Could you find love? Fame? Fortune? Or would you realize that sometimes the past is meant to stay the same?”

The game resembles a 16-bit Nintendo game, but the writing and especially the music, written and performed by Laura Shigihara, who is best known for writing and performing the Plants Vs. Zombies song “There’s a Zombie On Your Lawn”.

If that weren’t enough, check out one of the most tearjerking trailers since the Dead Island video early this year.

GameHouse has announced that Jessica’s BowWow Bistro, the sequel to Jessica’s Cupcake Café, is now available on their site exclusively for two weeks. The time-management game is basically Diner Dash aimed at kids.

In Jessica’s BowWow Bistro, Jessica expands her restaurant biz by founding a series of bakeries that cater to doggie pets. The game has the player placing and fulfilingl kitchen orders, baking doggie delicacies made from real life organic recipes, creating menus, and earning cash to get upgrades and expand the bistro before time runs out. As is the staple of the time-management genre, the player has to do this within an allotted amount of time. The game features over 50 levels.

System Requirements

* Windows 7/Windows XP/Windows Vista
* 1 GHz Pentium 3 or equivalent
* 1024MB RAM
* DirectX 9.0

Jessica’s BowWow Bistro is currently available at GameHouse here, and will go into wide release on July 13, 2011.

Big Fish is announcing that the latest hidden object game Grim Facade, Mystery of Venice is now available, with a Collector’s Edition that adds a bunch of new extras.

Grim Facade is a mystery game in which you must find two young ladies who vanished from a masquerade ball in Venice. They were last seen in a gondola, whose gondolier was wearing the mask of Medico Della Peste, which is better known as that creepy plague mask doctors used to wear, making them resemble grim birds. As the players chases the gondolier, the mysterious man tries to slow and sabotage the players pursuit with hidden object games, as well as other, more traditional puzzle and adventure game mechanics.

The Collector’s Edition includes bonus gameplay content, wallpapers, a screensaver and an integrated walkthrough guide. You can check out the Collector’s Edition or try the demo here.