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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

As the player is creating the rectangles on the boards, music notes are forming. Once the board is complete, the player will have created a unique song. The song will play in the background as the player is solving the puzzles. The game features music from Sabrepulse, Plaid, Shlomo, Nathan McCree and Joe Hogan.

If you own a PlayStation 3 and enjoy puzzle games, check out Chime Super Deluxe on the Playstation Network.

Press Release Follows:

Zoë Mode Entertainment, an independent multi-format game developer, are proud to announce that Chime Super Deluxe is now out exclusively on PlayStation®Network for the PlayStation®3 computer entertainment system priced at $9.99.

Easy to play but hard to master, Chime Super Deluxe is a unique and addictive block puzzle game featuring an innovative music creation element. Players must cover a number of different grids with irregular shapes to form rectangular blocks called quads. Every shape and quad generates musical notes and phrases. As the grid is gradually covered, the song builds up in the background. Working their way towards that elusive 100% coverage, players create a unique remix every time.

Featuring new music from Sabrepulse, Plaid, Shlomo, Nathan McCree and Joe Hogan, Chime Super Deluxe also introduces a new multiplayer mode, an increase in the number of game grids, along with a complete graphical and gameplay overhaul making this the most visually attractive and refined iteration of the game.

Tap Tap Bar

The drinks are on the side of the screen and the player has to select the drink from the side of the screen by touching the drink. The customer could want three drinks at once, which means the player has to touch all three drinks and then touch the customer to deliver the drinks. The customers have money by their pictures to indicate how happy they are with the service.

The drinks are randomly placed on the screen so it is possible to have a customer asking for a drink that is not on the screen. If this happens, the player has to shake the phone or iPod to place new drinks on the side of the screen. Each time a drink is used a new drink will fill its place.

The game is free to play, but if the player wants more than one level, they must purchase the full version from within the game.

Over all, Tap Tap Bar is fun and entertaining. The levels can be challenging to deliver all of the drinks without losing customers. The drink selection is random, which makes some levels easier than others. If you happen to get a good drink mix, the player can breeze through the level. If you are looking for an entertaining time management/puzzle game for your iDevice, check out Tap Tap Bar in the Apple App Store.

Hextacy

Players are trying to score the highest score they can. The more matches the player can clear at one time the more points they will attain. The higher the level they can achieve will lead to more points as well. The levels get more difficult as you get further into the game. Players have to contend with the hexagons that weren’t matched from the previous rounds. The hexagons only go dark for one round, which gives players a chance to match them next round. There are power ups spread through out the level, as well to help players out.

Hextacy is a simple, but fun and entertaining game. The game shines when you are trying to beat your own or a friend’s high score. Any player will be able to figure out how to play the game, but it will take many games to be able to master the game. If you are looking for an entertaining, yet easy to play puzzle game, check out Hextacy in the Android market place.

Slice HD

Slice HD combines a puzzle game with a twister type game for your fingers. There are different levels that require you to move multiple blades at once, which requires the player to place their fingers on multiple blades at a time and maneuver them in a way that does not cut them. It gets tricky to move the blade and not get cut at times. There are levels that will have blades that pop up from no where too.

On of the things I don’t particularly care for is, if you get cut you lose the level, but you also go back a level. Players find themselves playing the level before the level they are stuck on. It is possible to go all the way back to the beginning too. I think if you made it to a level and can’t pass that level you should be able to stay on the level until you figure out how to pass the level.

Over all, Slice HD is a fun and entertaining game. The levels increase in difficulty as you go on and it gets harder and harder to maneuver your hands to move the blades and not get cut. If players are quick, they will be able to figure out the puzzles and then get their hands to do what they need. If you are looking for a different type of puzzle game and don’t mind blood, check out Slide HD in the Apple App Store.

Slice

The blades move in certain patterns. Move the wrong blade and blood will spill and you will have to start all over again. Players will find themselves having to hold blades open by keeping their fingers on the blades while moving other blades around. Players will have to have nimble fingers.

If you are into puzzle games and don’t mind blood, check out Slice HD in the Apple App store.