Island Flight Simulator has been released on the Mac App Store.

Touch down in the tropics and transport freight between twelve exotic islands in more than a hundred exciting missions. On each of those twelve islands new missions will be waiting for you. Up and coming freight pilots such as yourself can choose from many different jobs including both lucrative and risky missions. Each island comes with its own airstrip for players to start from and land on. They also act as a hub for getting new transport jobs. Stopovers are possible at three basic airfields, where you can also park your planes in your three personal hangars and refuel them. To complete missions as good as possible you can chose from three different planes with different characteristics you can boost using upgrades for speed, sturdiness or fuel capacity. And thanks to the game’s open-ended gameplay, the fun just never stops!

Life of Pixel is now available on the Mac App Store.

Journey across the expertly-recreated worlds of more than a dozen vintage gaming systems! Life of Pixel takes you on a historical tour-de-force across the rich landscape of 8-bit and 16-bit gaming.

Chock-full of tricks & traps, double jump challenges, gravity inversion, special power-ups, puzzles you must vanquish the enemy pixels and bosses who try to thwart you throughout your quest. Life of Pixel will show you the coolness of video gaming and the history of where it all began and how it evolved.

Airport Madness: World Edition is now available on the Mac App Store.

Keep arriving and departing airplanes safe from collisions, while avoiding unnecessary delays. In this game you will work at eight of the world’s busiest airports. Human pilot voices, a radar screen, eight different real-world airports, plus an awesome soundtrack make this game a must-have for anyone who likes aviation. Sound complicated? Airport Madness is for everyone, and it is very easy to learn. Do you have what it takes to be an air traffic controller at a busy international airport?

Vektor Wars is now available on the Mac App Store for $6.99. Welcome to an 80’s neon future inspired first-person cyber shooter. The year is 2024 and you are Commander James Moses, a Space Ranger. Your mission: destroy the robot death army, rescue the Robodudes and save the world!

Select your weapon and use your skills to face down a tidal wave of rogue robots… in this retro homage to Arcade classics such as Battlezone, Berzerk and Robotron. Frantic gameplay, an array of loud and destructive weaponry – you must cheat death at every turn!

Pillars of Eternity for the Mac App Store has been updated to version 1.0.6. All existing customers are encouraged to update to this latest and greatest patch. Here are some of the highlights of 1.0.6.

• Fixed a crash that some people were experiencing on startup. This had to do with Unity attempting to load a corrupted font.
• Fixed slowdowns that could be caused by certain network adaptors or programs like Hamachi.
• Fixed an issue where grimoires were getting corrupted when sending a wizard to the Stronghold.
• Fixed an issue where a door in the Stronghold’s Great Hall could become locked after the Steward unlocked it. This is a retroactive fix that should fix a saved game on load.
• Fix for cases where hurting a Crucible Knight during the Forge Knight attack on Crucible Keep would cause Lady Webb to assume you had burned the bridges with the knights’ faction, thus forcing the invite to the hearings to come from Dunryd Row. This fix is also retroactive for cases where Lady Webb still waits to hear your word about getting an invite – head over Hadret House and speak with Webb to continue with the Crucible Knight’s support as intended in your playthrough.
• Attacking any main faction after acquiring their invite will now properly result in a quest update that asks you to talk to Webb about getting an invite in some other fashion (Dunryd Row support).
• Many more bug fixes, updates, and changes…