iOS News

RocketCat Games has released their top-down action RPG roguelike, Wayward Souls, this week. The critically-acclaimed iOS adventure is being sold for $4.99, but it won't stay at that price for long.

Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed has become free-to-play on iOS and Android, and Sega announced more content coming next week.

Amanita Design is bringing its point-and-click adventure, Botanicula, to iPad on May 1.

Star Wars Pinball is ready to unleash more of the Force on April 29 with its 'Heroes Within' tables. Zen Studios has already shown off three of the four tables and has arguably saved the best for last, revealing a showcase of the film's greatest Jedi and Sith with a trailer ...

If Plague Inc. just wasn't difficult enough, Ndemic Creations wants to fix that with a new Mega Mutation update that adds a new Mega-Brutal difficulty mode, along with some new cheats.

Soulcalibur is becoming a mobile game. Bandai Namco has announced Unbreakable Soul--and that's about it.

Blizzard is encouraging Hearthstone fans to meet up in real-life with "Fireside Gatherings." Participating in one can earn you a special card back.

Frozen Synapse's Red expansion is now available on iPad and Mode 7 is celebrating by offering the base game for 99 cents.

Zynga has released the free-to-play FarmVille 2: Country Escape this week, a companion to its web FarmVille game with a more relaxed pace and offline mode.

Sony's upcoming PlayStation Vita Pets is more-than-a-little-inspired by Nintendogs. But, Sony's doing something Nintendo has never done before: releasing a demo version of their game on mobile.

Harmonix has announced Record Run, a free-to-play music-based runner that will import your own songs to create the levels.

Perhaps one of the biggest surprises of PAX East was Hitman GO, a made-for-mobile game from Square Enix that turns Agent 47's stealth-murdering into a turn-based tabletop game. It's absolutely adorable.

The Age of Empires series is coming to mobile. "World Domination" will be free-to-play, and it will be available on iOS, Android, and Windows Phone this summer.

The Game Atelier's Flying Hamster became a surprise hit, downloaded over 1.7 million times ever since its humble debut on PSP back in 2010. The French studio wants to make a sequel-of-sorts, and is turning to Kickstarter to make their game real.