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You’ll be able to take Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Fathers 20th Anniversary Edition with you on the go starting this week.

A Nest of Vipers indeed, Game of Thrones winds up into it’s next-to-last installment.

The newest Star Wars title to debut on mobiles, Star Wars Uprising, will feature a deep set of customization options in a story that takes place between the last Trilogy and the new one.

Eagle eyed readers will recognize the title of this game from a review I did a few months back. Link here ….. to be exact.

For such a simple premise I found my self having a lot of fun. There is a sense of urgency and sometimes almost a desire to see how far you can take your friend down the mountain.

Alphabear from Spryfox is an adorable, fun to play word builder.

Rhys and Fiona return in Tales from the Borderlands Episode 3: Catch a Ride.

Well, this one kind of came out of nowhere, but is certainly a welcome sight. Torchlight is heading to mobile platforms.

You’ll find a whole new lineup of digital reading apps on your favorite iOS device this week, all dedicated to the line of comics published by IDW.

The Oddworld Inhabitants have yet another classic Oddworld title on the way to the mobile handsets of the world with Oddworld: Munch’s Oddysee.

A “leaderboard-driven, competitive sniping game”, Hitman: Sniper is looking like a whole lot of fun for mobiles, and a nice addition to the Hitman mobile family.

Soon you’ll be able to play This War of Mine, the game about being on the civilian side of a conflict, on your tablet.

Remember that bit after the Kojima/Konami split where the game-maker said that they’re moving into mobile games and kind of forgetting about consoles? Well, forget that… mostly.

No, this isn’t Mad Max, but developer Unicube’s Sheltered just might fit the bill nicely for those looking to scratch that post-end of everything itch.

Bandai Namco has updated the popular iOS app version of the classic game as part of the 35th anniversary of Pac-Man.

Technically, you’ll have to pay a little more than a penny for Powerskin’s Pop’n battery pack (the shipping), but with the regular price for the device being almost $50.00 USD, this is still a terrific deal.