Meridian4 has announced the upcoming release of Family Vacation. Family Vacation is a hidden object game for the PC and the Mac. The goal of the game is to help Barb and her family take the perfect vacation. Players will have to help them pack, get to the airport, get to the hotel and have fun on their family vacation.

Barb decided to play the Price is Nice and never thought she was going to win, but she did. Her family got a free vacation to California. Players help the family in different stages of the vacation by finding hidden objects. The family will need to pack for their vacation and the player will need to find objects in the rooms to pack for the trip. The family will need to get to the air port and the player will need to find objects in the airport.

If you like hidden object games, check out Family Vacation when it is released on October 25.

Orczz is a new tower defense game for the Mac and the PC. Players have to defend their land from an onslaught of Orcs. The Orcs are after the very tasty honey wine. The knights have to defend the kingdom and protect the honey wine. The honey wine has caused wars before, but recently there have been no wars and the defenses have dwindled.

Players must build up an army to defend the Kingdom of Whiteleaf. The game contains a story driven campaign, mini games and six different areas and forty different units.

If you like tower defense games, check out the video below or head over to the Orczz website for more information.

German developer Turmoil Games has announced the release of their scary horror adventure game Alpha Polaris, which is set in the Arctic tundra of Greenland at an American oil research station.

According to Turmoil Games project leader Teemu Vilén:

 “The heart of the game is its restrained horror setting. It allows us to explore a wide range of human themes in a realistic way: paranoia, isolation, friendship, love and so on. To us, that is the core of a good horror adventure.”

The game is available in both English and German language versions from the official site here, as well as a demo in each language as well.

Telltale Games has announced that Puzzle Agent 2, the Graham Annable styled Professor Layton-meets-Fargo adventure game, will be available for purchase digitally on June 30.

Puzzle Agent 2 picks up after FBI Agent Nelson Tethers “solved” the Scoggins Eraser Factory case. However, with factory foreman Isaac Davner missing and the “Hidden People” mystery largely unsolved, troubled Agent Tethers goes rogue and ventures back to the eerie town of Scoggins, Minnesota to solve the biggest case of his career.

The first Puzzle Agent (review) received some praise for its spooky atmosphere, but was criticized for the lack of difficulty of its puzzles. At PAX East, we were assured that the puzzles in the sequel would be more challenging and inventive.

The game will be available from both Telltale Games directly and from Steam. The game will be 10% off on preorder, and will also be sold on iPad and iPhone.

G5 Entertainment has announced the upcoming release of SuperMarket Mania 2 for the Mac. The game will be available in the Mac App store on March 17.

Niki and her friends have a new task to undertake. Niki’s uncle needs help saving his supermarket in Tinseltown. Niki and her friends have to deal with the struggling supermarket chain as well as Mr. Torg plotting his revenge. There are six different settings making up eighty different levels. There is enough game play to keep any casual gamer busy.

Super Market Mania 2 is a sequel, but it is not the same old time management game. Players will be challenged to master new game mechanics as they stock shelves, make milkshakes, brew coffee, bake croissants, squeeze fresh juice, and serve fresh pizza to keep the customers happy.

If you like time management style games, check out SuperMarket Mania 2.