Bundles seem to be the lifeblood of the indie scene lately, with things like Indie Royale and The Humble Indie Bundle introducing gamers to great collections of games at less than rock bottom prices. Now the makers of the latter have turned their eyes towards the mobile scene, and have today unveiled the Humble Bundle for Android.

When word first broke that Hemisphere Games was porting Osmos to the iPhone, I was more than a little sceptical. As much as I’m a proponent of mobile gaming, I just couldn’t fathom how something requiring such precision could possibly work on a tiny touch screen. As it turns out, my worries were completely for naught.

Regardless of dietary preferences, regional menu choices or personal tastes, there's one universal constant when it comes to the food cycle: big things eat little things. It should come as no surprise then that this rule isn't restricted to consumption here on Earth. Osmos is a game that takes the food chain and applies it on a cosmic scale. Equal parts hypnotic and majestic, Osmos takes zen gaming to a whole new level.