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Indie developer James Mason introduces Bluff the Vote 1.0 for iOS. The app recreates the final weeks of the election, when most voters have made up their mind and most states are firmly decided for the Democrat (Blue) or Republican (Red) candidate. The final decision is left to a small number of undecided voters in a handful of swing states. In Bluff the Vote, each candidate starts with 191 Electoral Votes and must campaign for the final swing states needed to win the election.

South Korean based NOWCOM announces the release of Monster Tower 1.2 for the iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. A whimsical new take on the tower defense genre, this vibrant arcade adventure takes an unlikely side – that of the monsters – and challenges gamers to protect their misunderstood minion’s last safe haven from waves of invading soldiers, zombie, and more. The game features over 75 levels, dozens of upgradable monsters and traps to choose from, and now features full support for iPod touch.

Byte By Byte today introduces Zombies Charge! 1.0, its new side scrolling endless runner genre game for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. Zombies Charge! uses dynamic content so your adventure never ends and no two games are ever alike. The game leverages a minimal control interface while still providing the need for quick thinking. The game has 3 different Zombies that can be selected. Each Zombie has its own speed and health. Keep track of how you are doing both on device and on Game Center.

EGLS today introduces Armed Heroes(3D MMORPG) 1.04.01, its real-time 3D action MMO role-playing mobile game for iOS devices. Players must defeat evil monsters to save the fallen world. There are roles of four different classes, including Warrior, Archer, Wizard, and Necromancer. There are more than 40 dungeons available to explore and fight against evil monsters, with more than 150,000 pieces of equipments to collect as well as dozens of skills to learn.

California based GameNUG introduces Hoverboard Hero 1.0, their new action game for iOS and Android. Hoverboard Hero is an addictive casual game in which the player rides a realistic hoverboard through futuristic worlds full of huge jumps. Players earn coins by completing tricks and trick combinations. Coins can then be used to buy new tricks, boards, and riders. Realistic hoverboard physics and simple to use controls ensure this game will quickly garner lots of fans.

Realore today announced that its strategy/god-sim title, All my Gods HD goes on sale for this upcoming weekend. Players take up the role of a young god and embark on a quest to build and rule their own Empire. The game is filled with intrigues and mysteries and lets the player experience the story full of adventures. Easy to grasp touch controls & mission based tutorial seamlessly introduce complex game mechanics. The offer will last for three days, starting October 12 and ending October 14.

Leading adventure game publisher, Coladia today announces The Fall Trilogy – Chapter 1 : Separation, their long awaited gaming title for Mac OS X. After waking up in a mysterious temple, you realize you have lost your memory, and must find a way out. Can you find your way out of the temple and discover your past life? The Fall Trilogy is a mouse-driven series of adventure and puzzle games with many support systems that are sure to satisfy casual and regulars players.

Alcids Entertainment introduces Play with Fred 1.0 for iOS. Play with Fred is the fourth app in the Fred and His Friends series for the youngest children. This time, Fred has taken his friends to the playground, where they have a wonderfully fun day. Here, together with an adult, the child can investigate eight different places at the playground. For example, they can swing, climb, play in the sandbox and ride the slide. And there are also other things a curious child can investigate.

We Got Pixels has announced the upcoming release of Mathfeud, their free, turn-based, multiplayer math-puzzle game for iOS. In Mathfeud, players connect numbers to solve as many math puzzles as possible in 2 minutes. Your opponent solves the exact same puzzles, and whoever gets the highest combined score wins. Multipliers can add a lot of points to your score, and you can achieve very big scores by combining several multipliers in a puzzle. Mathfeud is coming to the App Store October 16, 2012.