Glitch is a well-written, free-to-play, super-social game developed by Flickr co-founder Stewart Butterfield and his team at Tiny Speck (they have the best team page I've ever seen). The game was released in late September and there's a great story about Butterfield today in Wired:

I've only played a few hours but I like Glitch because it isn't about killing baddies. Instead you level up by learning new things and exploring new territory. One big way to do this is by cooking and drink-making, which you can learn to do in steps, acquiring the right tools and recipes as you go along. Cocktails, for example, will boost your mood and energy, but you probably already know that. So, a few awesome cocktails from the game:

Flaming Humbaba

Slow Gin Fizz

Carrot Margarita

Spicy Grog

Wine of the Dead

After a good meal
to feel bright and alert.

A photo shoot at the West Village apartment of the terrifically chic Lesley M. M. Blume. She shakes the whole egg into a gin fizz.

A fun, early-morning photo shoot with Dave Wondrich, who mixed a deliciously dark Halloween cocktail at his home in Brooklyn. Rye, port, nocino and a flaming lime boat float.

There are some incredible illustrations over on Chris Gall's site that he's made for Jim Meehan's new cocktail book. So, so awesome.

She laughed a lot when Hugh said, "You know, they named a sandwich after you in New York City."

Are going on display, starting next week, in Paris. Why not revisit these beautiful photos of his garden?