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Independent developer Dylan Ebert today announces Impacts 1.2, his arcade game for iPhone and iPod touch. In Impacts, the player tilts the device to roll around a ball, avoiding life-subtracting reds while attempting to hit greens and yellows to earn points and lives. High scores can be submitted to OpenFeint leaderboards, sent to friends in challenges, or shared via Facebook/Twitter. There is also a Sandbox mode and two additional characters with unique abilities can also be unlocked.

Independent iPhone developer, Sebastien Mougey announces that MPotion for iPhone and iPod touch is now free for a limited time on the App Store. MPotion combines magic potions and picture effects. In MPotion, mix ingredients to make potions before you can observe the results they have over your face and that of your friends. Become an amazing wizard by mastering the secrets of magic potions. Improve your wizardry skills and get new and rare ingredients, combine them to create complex formulas.

UK based CMG Labs today announced that Squishy Fruit 1.0, their new mobile game for iOS and Android devices is free for a limited time. Squishy Fruit is an outrageously addictive game with a very simple aim; gamers simply have to squish fruit, maggots and flies that come at them relentlessly. Featuring over 30 levels, Squishy Fruit is suitable for all ages and provides the right mix of mental relaxation and stimulation to make great use of personal time.

California based DigitalCoolio has released their latest game offering, Fun Fun Sports HD 1.0, an absolutely simple yet engaging gaming experience. Fun Fun Sports is game based on athletics like running, shooting etc. This is very simple to play and even a starter can get along very easily. The user is treated with a 100 meter dash competing with opponents. User can also activate turbo charge to run down challengers to win. Just make sure to use the turbo power at the right time.

gskinner.com today introduces Puki HD 1.0, their new game for iOS and Android. Puki is a fast paced 3D shooter that will test both your skills and your reflexes. On a routine mission to Deep Space Station G-7, you pick up a cute, harmless Puki as a pet. Following exposure to dangerous Gamma radiation, the Puki began to reproduce rampantly. As the sole survivor, you must race through the corridors of your ship, and put the little beasts back in their place for good.

The Nightwave Sleep Assistant hit my mailbox a few weeks ago, and we thought the trial needed to be longed than a couple of days. I mean, how can a little blue light put you to sleep? Now here I sit, the sarcastic insomniac that I am, writing this review because I think it works!