This week’s AppData list of emerging games on Facebook, defined as those still under a million monthly active users, features remarkably few titles that fit into the typical farming, city and virtual space categories associated with social gaming.

See how many you can spot:

	Name	MAU	Gain	Gain,%
1.	Lucky Train	880,337	+189,126	+27%
2.	Price Is Right Game (BETA)	484,610	+182,369	+60%
3.	開心魚塘	971,098	+135,478	+16%
4.	Free Flash Games	652,116	+104,118	+19%
5.	Bubble Town: Party Planet	497,770	+101,917	+26%
6.	Sports Illustrated Fantasy Football	526,025	+98,131	+23%
7.	Juega al Truco	266,426	+95,039	+55%
8.	Top Eleven Football Manager	275,817	+84,631	+44%
9.	Party Resort	853,119	+80,538	+10%
10.	Woozworld	189,418	+78,707	+71%
11.	NanoStar Castles	461,834	+75,066	+19%
12.	Fantasy La Liga	505,821	+68,074	+16%
13.	神來也朋友村	115,701	+64,971	+128%
14.	Social Park	264,614	+62,605	+31%
15.	Lady Popular	334,042	+62,447	+23%
16.	Gourmet Ranch	408,948	+56,213	+16%
17.	Mahjong Trails	200,889	+54,800	+38%
18.	Glamble Poker	870,614	+51,421	+6%
19.	TKO Deutschland	170,161	+44,651	+36%
20.	i Like Slots	126,195	+41,635	+49%

Lucky Train, in the top spot, is one of the closest to a typical Facebook game, featuring a city-building theme with a somewhat unique train-based growth mechanic. The A Bit Lucky game should cross a million MAU by this time next week. Since we reviewed it, a few new features have also gone in, like non-player characters to route trains to (the game required interaction with humans when it started).

Price Is Right Game (BETA), by Ludia, should be an interesting one to watch. A few months ago, Family Feud (by a different developer, iWin) proved that titles based off retro game shows can get millions of users on Facebook. Price is Right is if anything a more hallowed name than Family Feud, so it’s in the realms of possibility that it, too, will take off — although the game hasn’t grown much for the past four days.

Going to number three, 開心魚塘 is a twist on the fish-raising genre, but it’s a Chinese-language game, which sets it apart from the pack. 神來也朋友村, at number 13, is also Chinese-language; it appears to place players in an interactive town.

Free Flash Games, at number four, is pretty much what it sounds like — a Flash games portal. Bubble Town: Party Planet, an arcade game by I-play, is more interesting. It’s most reminiscent of Wooga’s Bubble Island, a bubble-popping game with a level system based on different islands, which reached a peak of six million MAU.

Take a look over the rest of the list for more interesting finds, like the fantasy football games, Sports Illustrated Fantasy Football and Top Eleven Football Manager, and NanoStar Castles, the card-based RPG that Digital Chocolate recently began promoting; the game went more or less empty for almost four months until the company finished fixing technical flaws, and starting advertising for players.