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Just when you think that 'Star Wars'-based games couldn't possibly branch out to another unlikely genre, Star Wars: Assault Team takes the franchise into areas of gaming we were actually delighted to see implemented: RPGs and collectible card games.

In Frozen Free Fall's newest update, we get an awesome reindeer and a hot chocolate-chugging snowman.

Where's My Water? 2 is a continuation of Disney's successful iOS franchise, and its creative direction reached new heights over the summer with the excellent Where's My Mickey? installment. This time out, the game is a free to play experience, which translates to the requisite need for in-app purchases. Does the freemium model the perfect fit for gators Swampy, Cranky, and Allie? Or should these l

The knock on free to play titles is that whether you're in an iOS state of mind or actually reside in reality, everything comes with a price tag. The Lone Ranger is an enticing package that isn't asking you for money up front, and since it looks as pretty as a Southwest sunset, what have you got to lose? Is this the gunslinger we've been waiting for, or does this six shooter draw blanks?

Disney continues to roll out the Monsters University tie-ins to their upcoming movie. Last week saw the release of ScribbleMix, which included free Monsters content with the rest of the game. The House of Mouse has also been busy with Monsters University Storybook Deluxe and Monsters University: Catch Archie. For the latest title, Disney has taken the standalone Catch Archie game and packaged it t

Where's My Mickey? is a title that should draw in Mickey Mouse fans and Where's My Water? enthusiasts. Instead of helping bathe an alligator, gamers are now tasked with helping Mickey collect as much water as possible. Although most of the puzzles can be solved in within a minute, its simplicity doesn't detract from its overall allure.

Following the success of Temple Run: Brave, Disney Mobile Games and Imangi Studios partnered up today to release Temple Run: Oz, the latest in a string of collaborations between the legendary studio and mobile game makers. The game arrives on mobile devices ahead of the upcoming film "Oz the Great and Powerful," which hits theaters this Friday.

The Mouse House has agreed to purchase Lucasfilm, Ltd. and with it comes LucasArts, the gaming developer and publisher of Lucas' company. What will this mean for mobile games under both Disney and LucasArts' banners?