Here's something that'll make you say, "Uh, what?" It's the teaser trailer for Perfect Cell, the next iOS title from Edge [$1.99] and Cross Fingers' [$1.99] developer Mobigames. At first glance, you might think it's Shadow Complex sans Nolan North. We did, at least. But after a bit of digging, we've discovered that Perfect Cell is nothing of the sort.

The IGF 2011 listing for Perfect Cell fills in some of the gaps. That pink octopus-alien-thing is a cell, the "most advanced creature ever discovered on Earth." In the game, you'll control up to three of these unusual creatures in an attempt to escape a submarine. You'll run into puzzles, enraged guards, and need to keep a low-profile at times by exploring the game's infiltration mechanics.

Here's the full listing, which while helpful, is still pretty abstract:

"Play as the most advanced creature ever discovered on Earth. You are trapped in a high security submarine base and you must use your superpowers to escape from this hostile environment; dodge lasers and AK-47 bullets, solve puzzles to progress and try to survive the many other dangerous and deadly traps.

Play through an original story that uniquely combines the best of action and infiltration games. Use intuitive, multi-touch gameplay; play as up to 3 Cells on the same screen, dash through the air with a swipe gesture or cut off your enemies' heads with a 'draw and dash'! Use your mind to find your way out covertly or, if you prefer, use fast-paced action gameplay to kill every scientist and soldier in your path. You are the Perfect Cell!"

What's with the lack of info? Our guess is that Mobi wants to build up a significant amount of pre-release hype, which makes sense consider how fast the App Store moves. The good news is that the wait to see what Perfect Cell is won't be too long � at the end of the teaser, Mobi notes that the game is coming "soon" to the iPad and iPhone. We'll get our hands on it as soon as we can, that's for sure.

Rock Band fans have got another installment to keep them tapping � or perhaps, in this case, singing � to the beat with EA's recent release of Rock Band Reloaded in two versions, one for the iPhone [link] and one for the iPad [link]. This latest release is the first iOS Rock Band that features the (rather forgiving) new vocal recognition mode where gameplay consists of singing right along with the available tracks.

And, speaking of available tracks, there are 27 free tracks (some of which must be downloaded) along with four pay tracks that can be purchased at $.99 for a bundle of two. The complete list follows.

Free songs:

• A Jagged Gorgeous Winter by The Main Drag *
• A-Punk by Vampire Weekend
• Am I Crazy by Little Fish *
• Blood Doll by Anarchy Club *
• Bodies by Drowning Pool
• Call Me When Your're Sober by Evanessence
• Can't Let Go by Death of the Cool *
• Day Late, Dollar Short by The Acro-brats *
• Dearest (I'm So Sorry) by Picture Me Broken
• Entangled by Honest Bob and the Factory-to-Dealer Incentives *
• Get Clean by Anarchy Club *
• Heartbreaker by Pat Benatar
• Hella Good by No Doubt
• Hungry Like the Wolf by Duran Duran
• I Get By by Honest Bob and the Factory-to-Dealer Incentives *
• In Bloom by Nirvana
• Kryptonite by 3 Doors Down
• Night Lies by Bang Camaro *
• Pleasure (Pleasure) by Bang Camaro *
• Peace Sells by Megadeth
• Remedy by Seether
• Rock'n Me by Steve Miller Band
• Seven by Tijuana Sweetheart *
• So What'cha Want by Beastie Boys
• The Perfect Drug by Nine Inch Nails
• White Wedding (Part 1) by Billy Idol
• Your Decision by Alice in Chains

Pay songs:

• Drunken Lullabies by Flogging Molly *
• Mean Woman Blues by Roy Orbison *
• Requiem for a Dying Song by Flogging Molly *
• You Got It by Roy Orbison *

( * denotes DLC tracks )

Rock Band Reloaded features Facebook integration, local (WiFi and Bluetooth) multiplayer, and a new Expert Mode for those wanting more of a challenge. The iPhone version supports the Retina display where available.

Last month Ngmoco launched its first person shooter Star Wars: Imperial Academy [free], but in Canada only. Last night the game finally arrived in most other markets around the world (with the apparent exception of Japan, right now).

As we said in our initial report, with Star Wars: Imperial Academy, Ngmoco appears to be going for what's more or less Eliminate with a heavy layer of Star Wars plastered on top. The game's feature list can be found on the Ngmoco website.

Now that the title is available (pretty much) everywhere, we will shortly be posting a closer look.