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Star Wars: Force Collection is pretty sad.
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Terraria just went mobile. While you wait for the new PC update, you might wanna try the newly released iOS version of this fine little side-scrolling sandbox. For $5, you get a Retina display-compatible, slightly rebalanced, touch-enabled mobile version of the full game. Above's a 25-minute demo by TouchGamePlay.
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Simon the Sorcerer is now on Android. Adventure Soft's classic 1993 point-and-click title can now be experienced all over again on Android phones and tablets, with (optional) modern features such as upscaled graphics and a remastered soundtrack. Note that there's also an older iOS port, though by different developers.
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