For the Great Old One on the go, Cthulhu Saves the World is coming to pocket telephones and gadgets of the Apple and Android varieties in "early 2012." Celebrating the comic RPG's first birthday, developer Zeboyd has also dropped the price of the original Xbox Live Indie Games edition down from $3 to one single dollar.

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'Pay what you want' bundleer Indie Royale has launched a new bundle of indie fun with another five games. The 'Really Big Bundle' packs twin-stick shooter Really Big Sky, soothing spaceborne seedling strategy Eufloria, card game Runespell: Overture, and retro RPGs Cthulhu Saves the World and Breath of Death VII: The Beginning.

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Last week was an interesting week for the Xbox Live Indie Games Channel. On the one hand, the first Indie Games Summer Uprising titles were announced. This is a great thing, but it's a shame that Microsoft still seems unsure or uninterested in how to better promote the best that XBLIG channel has to offer. Time continues to prove that XBLIG's lack of a more robust vetting or segmentation process for releases currently forces folks to wade through an exhausting sea of mediocrity to find hidden gems.

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If you've poked around the Xbox Live Indie Games channel, you may already be aware of the two charmingly retro comedy RPGs by Zeboyd games--Breath of Death VII: The Beginning and Cthulhu Saves the World. Both games offer a ton of bang for the proverbial buck--priced at $1 and $3, respectively on XBLIG. Zeboyd Games has just announced that enhanced versions of both games are being bundled together for an even more ridiculously low price of $3 on Steam.

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The enhanced PC port of Zeboyd's retro-styled RPG Cthulhu Saves the World will also include its hit debut Breath of Death VII: The Beginning for free, the developer has announced. And it'll still only be $3 for the pair of them.

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