Have you ever played one of those addictive (yet admittedly slightly irritating) labyrinth cube games, where you have to get the little ball into a hole on the other side of the cube? Well Google’s army of geeks have been having a ‘ball’ of fun (sorry…) turning Google Maps into a cube game!

What happens when you take the jumping-on-enemies platform fun of Super Mario, mix it with the coin-collecting acceleration of Sonic, and add it to an online Free Running game? Well, you get Fancy Pants Adventure World 3! And you can play it for free right here on All My Faves 🙂

Bustler is the sister site of renowned online architecture and jobs community, Archinect, and so as you would expect, it’s something of a mini-Mecca for all things architectural. Sort of.

We’re totally into the idea of taking comics online here at All My Faves, as you may have seen in our very positive review of Julian Hanshaw’s The Art of Pho – a weekly fave a few weeks ago. We love how artists are migrating online to create motion comics: a fusion between comic book graphics, intense sound, motion picture and interactivity, and Brandon Generator – Microsoft’s attempt to enter the online motion comics genre with the help of Sean of the Dead director Edgar Wright, illustrator Tommy Lee Edwards and kooky British comedian/narrator Julian Barratt – is definitely something worth checking out.

Meetings.io is the latest in a lengthening line of social networking startups made for enterprise: a free online video conferencing suite that’s completely private and requires no download to use. You start up an online meeting with one click on the ‘get started’ button on meetings.io, and then just share that link with whoever you want to have a web chat with.

This is Go Kart Go Nitro – one of many fun, free car games by Addicting Games and others that you can play FREE on All My Faves.

Dream:ON is a new iPhone app floating mystically around the appstore that – yes, really – claims it can influence your dreams! It’s actually a huge social, scientific experiment that aims to test whether we can manipulate our own subconscious to produce dreams that we want to have, simply by downloading and using a smartphone app

Whether or not you’re the proud owner of an iPhone or an Android smartphone, there’s a high chance that at least 1 Facebook photo in every 3 of yours was taken on one. Since the rise of the App Store the number of cool looking photography apps offering to edit your pictures into photo masterpieces has become almost mind-boggling. Cutting through the rubbish is what we do at All My Faves, so read this list of the top 10 best camera apps in the iPhone appstore and Android market before you download.

Hello reader!

My name’s Danny Davies, and I’m Contributing Editor of the All My Faves blog. Over the few months that I’ve been part of the team at All My Faves, I’ve seen what it really means to be a part of the Faves Project: We’re not some vast media outlet like Mashable or TechCrunch that writes about absolutely everything, whether it’s good or not. We’re a small, strongly independent team of guys ‘n’ gals that pretty much love the Internet, and just want to make it easier for anybody to find only the best of the huge number of amazing websites out there.

What do you get when you take the film company behind socially-minded movies like An Inconvenient Truth, Fast Food Nation and The Kite Runner, and mix it with an equally socially-minded website?

Picmonkey – Picmonkey is an online Photoshop for the masses: Free (for now), easy and fun. It’s a genius piece of photo editing software that allows you to drag any photo from your computer to the online editor at Picmonkey.com… and give that drab photo you took on your last vacation the  extra bit of sparkle it needs before you upload it to Facebook!

This week we’ve selected Figure – an app by Propellerhead that lets you make your own music – as our iPhone App of the Week. If you’re at all into dance, house, dubstep or just good rhythms and beats, Figure is a really fun app to play with when you’re trying to kill a couple of minutes. It’s $1 on the App Store, and having played on it with our co-founder Roy all week, I can confidently say Figure is worth the mini-outlay!