G5 Entertainment has announced that Stand O’Food 3, the third chapter of the burger-flipping puzzle/strategy series will be landing on iPhone, iPad and Android mobiles on September 15.

The third game finds Stand O’Food has become one of the most popular and prosperous fast food chains in the country. After interviews, TV shows and accolades for his services by customers – fast food entrepreneur Ronnie is riding the wave of success in his hometown where he extends the operations of the Stand O’Food chain to Tinseltown. It is here where he meets Nikki and Mr. Clarence, disrupting the revenge plans of evil Mr. Torg.

In Stand O’Food 3, Ronnie now can prepare all kinds of tasty lasagnas and cakes, along with delicious snacks. Players can refine recipes with different flavored sauces like curry, chocolate, spice or blueberry. Customers now have different food preferences, so players will have to plan their moves in advance. As the player earns cash, they’re able to purchase various items, like new and better French fry machines, soda fountains, jukeboxes and extra plates.

The game features 75 levels, with over 33 purchasable upgrades to make customers happy and the restaurant chain prosperous. The game now includes 31 ingredients, 18 sauces and 90 tasty recipes to feed customers in 25 cafes around the city.

Check out G5′s trailer for Stand O’Food 3 in the video below.

Alawar and Alawar Friday’s Games! have announced the release of Tomb Slider for the iPhone, iPod Touch and the iPad. Tomb Slider is a puzzle game that challenges players to clear the path between the Incan warrior and the exit. Players have to slide the blocks out of the way. Players have to figure out how to move the blocks out of the way and solve the puzzle.

Tomb Slider offers 360 puzzle levels with four different puzzle modes. The puzzle modes have different difficulties including a kids level for the kids to be able to solve the puzzles. There is a relax mode, too, for the players that like to take their time solving puzzles and don’t like to race against the clock.

If you like puzzle games, check out Tomb Slider in the Apple App Store. The game costs $2.99 for all devices.

FromPix has announced a new physics game for iOS devices including the iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch, Boulder Bridge.

The object of the game is to protect your city from a volcano spewing out smoking boulders by creating an indestructible bridge. The game offers complete freedom of construction to test various designs and styles to withstand the assault of firey waves of falling rocks, and the results are determined by the game’s physics engine.

The game features:

* An intuitive and catchy gameplay
* An easy to learn Integrated tutorial
* Game Center functionality: online ranking & achievements
* A challenge mode updated on a regular basis
* Multiple levels with increasing difficulty

Boulder Bridge can be downloaded from iTunes here for 99 cents for all iOS devices.

PlayStation US Blog has announced a new abstract racer for PlayStation Network on the PS3 called Dyad, which is a weird melding of Rez and Wipeout.

Dyad is an abstract racing game that has influences in many genres including racing games, fighting games, puzzle games and classic arcade shooters. According to the blog, it does away with the traditional racing game mechanics of break and accelerate and replaces them with puzzle-like mechanics. You must interact with your enemies in unique and varying ways in order to gain speed.

The developer, Shawn McGrath, revealed that his team had been hard at work on Dyad for the past three years. The game runs at 60fps at 1080p.

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.