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A new tower defense game, Minor Lords, is now available for free on iOS and Android. It’s a cute little comedic game, with wry British humor.

If that weren’t enough, there’s some Zombie DLC for the game that is also free.

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.

Storm8 has announced three new “fremium” MMO games that play off your Android mobile device, using Google’s mobile OS. The MMOs are simple simulation and role-playing games — City Story, Fashion Story and Zoo Story. The games were quietly launched in the past few weeks on Android, but Storm8 is officially announcing them now.

City Story allows you can create a virtual city with all types of businesses, residences, and decor you can purchase and place anywhere you choose. You earn money from factory contracts, cleaning buildings and gifts from your neighbors – who are either AI or real-life Facebook friends. Fashion Story has the player running a clothing boutique, where they choose and stock the very latest fashions and designs, then layout the store and changing rooms before preparing for the shopping rush. Players can visit friends’ boutiques, and “like” items and give gifts. Finally, Zoo Story has players raising animals like snow leopards, tigers, koalas, zebras, crocodiles, ostriches and pandas, breeding and raising baby animals, and building crops to feed said animals.

All of the games are free MMOs, but supported by microtransaction content purchases. Previous “Story” games include Bakery Story and Restaurant Story.

You can download each game free from Android:

* City Story
* Fashion Story
* Zoo Story

(Thanks, Venture Beat.)

Hextacy is a puzzle game for Android phones. The goal of the game is to match three or more of one color of hexagon to clear them off the board. Once all of the matches have been made, the hexagons that remain on the screen, turn dark and can not be used and another set of hexagons fall into place. The player continues matching three or more of one color until there are no matches left and the game is over.

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.

The Angry Bird train continues to roll, as 12M iPhone app sales have been sold, reports MSNBC.

The game is available in Apple’s App Store for iPhones and iPads, and recently launched for Android phones as well.

But what about those Windows Phone 7 devices? If you’ll remember, there was a bit of a flap earlier this year as Microsoft seemed to claim the game would be available on its new game-centric operating system — though Rovio said that wasn’t the case at the time.
But at Le Web 10, Hed had this to say on the topic: “We’re actively looking at WP7, we have a very good relationship with Microsoft. They just announced our game for the platform a bit ahead of schedule.”

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