It's all about The Room 3 this week. Well, that and Activision acquiring Candy Crush Saga. And that stuff about the Apple TV coming out and the Pip Boy app for Fallout 4. But MOSTLY The Room 3.

This week, Alysia tells us why have to play papercraft point-and-click adventure Lumino City. Also, Harry's been shooting zombies in Dead Effect 2, while James has been going googly over the first few stages of The Room 3.

This week, Activision thinks your iPhone is a next-gen console, Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons hits iOS, and Alysia grows a paunch and a beard in The Beggar's Ride.

With Harry trapped in the Tower of London with no wifi, Alysia and James take the reigns of the podcast carriage to deliver our verdict on Minecraft: Story Mode, and the rest of the week's mobile releases.

This week, James, Harry, and new AppSpy editor Alysia investigate the disappearance of several high-profile games from the App Store. We also take a look at the gorgeous Dust: An Elysian Tail, and chat about sprinty sequel Sonic Dash 2: Sonic Boom.

This is the end. The end of the Pocket Gamer Podcast as we know it. There was gaming news coverage this week, but it doesn't matter now. Nothing does. This is the end, and things will never be the same. Until next week probably.

Danny returns from the Tokyo Game Show with a bagful of amiibo and a hard drive crammed with 3DS and Vita preview videos. We pick his brains over Monster Hunter Stories and Monster Hunter X, then turn to iOS to talk FIFA 16 and Simogo's latest game Spl-t.

This week, Harry and James take a look at the most exciting mobile news to come out of the Tokyo Games Show. We also check out new iOS and Android MMO Order & Chaos 2: Redemption, and see whether Raceline CC fires on all cylinders, or bursts a gasket and limps into the pits.

Apple TV. The iPhone 6S. The iPad Pro. A really really expensive stylus. Harry Potter style moving pictures. All this and more on this week's Pocket Gamer Podcast.

It's a big week for new releases: Worms 4, The Deer God, I Am Bread, and Unkilled have all popped up on the App Store. As is tradition, James, Peter, and Harry chat about them and in the process reveal not only their fundamental misunderstanding of the term 'informative audio entertainment', but also the term game. It's a good job we're all gorgeous.