iPhone Games

While Telltale Games has been busy snatching up licensing deals for hot properties such as Game of Thrones and even Minecraft, Orpheus Interactive has inked a deal with Fox Digital Entertainment to develop a mobile game based on the popular television series Sons of Anarchy. The game titled Sons of Anarchy: The Prospect will be an extension of the series, which aired its final episode on FX in December.

The Prospect will be an interactive game with its own original story based on an unknown chapter of the motorcycle club. The game promises to give "fans a chance to experience the treachery, graphic action, intrigue and life and death decision making they have come to anticipate from the show." The outcome of the game will be influenced by decisions made by the player, much like Telltale's story-driven titles.

Apple changed its App Store Review Guidelines in 2014 to allow the use of virtual currency which opened the door for apps such as eGifter to start accepting Bitcoin payments. The new guidelines also allowed an app called SaruTubi, that tips players in Bitcoins for playing a game, to recently be released for iOS devices.

Players can donate to a shared Bitcoin wallet or "pot" which will contribute to the virtual tips awarded to users for playing the game. Additional Bitcoins will be added to the pot from revenue received from in-app purchases and ads. The game's developer Christian Moss told Coin Desk, that he decided to add the tipping feature because he "thought it would be a nice way to introduce Bitcoin to people who are not familiar with it yet."

The first episode of Telltale's highly anticipated six part episodic game series based on HBO's Game of Thrones television show is now available for iOS devices. Unlike Telltale's Walking Dead series, where players follow a different story line than the show, the Game of Thrones game features familiar characters from the television series and books. Players can play as different members of the House Forrester, a noble family briefly mentioned in the fifth book “A Dance with Dragons".

The game is a graphic adventure where a player's decisions affect the outcome of the story. For example, a player's actions during a quick time event could lead to a character in the game being killed. The game is released and sold in episodes which are also affected by a player's decisions in the previous chapters.

Reliance Games announced today that Ultimate Robot Fighting is coming to iOS devices on December 4 and Android devices on December 18. The new action game takes place in the future where the world’s most popular sport is robotic arena combat. Players can control up to 45 deadly machines in 3v3-tag-team-style matches. Each robot fighter features its own distinctive fighting style "inspired from the likes of gods, gladiators, dragons, monks, samurai and ninjas," according to the Reliance Games official blog post.

Ultimate Robot Fighting also promises to feature "intuitive gesture controls," combos, finishers and nearly 250 challenges with boss battles. Pricing hasn't been announced yet, but you can check out some awesome looking iPad gameplay footage below. To learn more about Ultimate Robot Fighting visit RelianceGames.com or follow them RelianceGames.