Yes, we've seen the demos before, but now it's official, UE3 adds another platform. Quoting Mark Rein,

Today marks a major change in mobile gaming with Unreal Engine 3 now available for Apple iOS devices. The bar has been officially raised!

And here's a snippet from the press-release:

Epic Games, Inc. today announced its “Epic Citadel” App is now available from the App Store. The app showcases the technical capabilities of Epic’s award-winning Unreal Engine 3 on iPad, iPhone and iPod touch. In “Epic Citadel,” players navigate a fictional castle realm using simple controls and the innovative Multi-Touch user interface. “Epic Citadel” also features stunning visuals and special effects, with an environment inspired by “Project Sword,” Epic’s newest game.

Full press-release in the comments.

Today at Apple's event in San Francisco Epic Games announced a new game, Project Sword, in the making for iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPod Touch and iPad. Here's a brief gameplay video from the event (Thanks to DarkCrow for a better version):

Game is supposed to hit the iPhone this holiday season, but if you have any of the Apple devices listed above, you can go to iTunes store and download a free tech demo and see for yourself what UE3 can do on a handheld.

The RuneStorm team have decided to take the big step into retail with their Unreal Tournament 3 modification The Crucible.

The finished product will be a more rounded game and should feature more maps, characters, weapons and also a few other features.

The idea behind this is to get the Crucible to a profesional standard, playing well and supporting us to make more cool games The final result will be it's own game, and not a UT3 mod, as the currently released versions play We'll be sure to update you as we progress, but we hope to manage it quickly, and we'll be working very hard at completing it and other projects. Which brings me to my next point.

Anyone familiar with their previous work will understand that polishing it to a professional level won't be much of a stretch. The team is also hinting at a second project in the works and we're definitely looking forward to hearing more about it!

The Depth team is on the hunt for for an experienced programmer for their UDK game. This is a paid position.The pics they've posted in the job listing are beautiful, so be sure to check them out even if you aren't job-hunting.

And now a look at this intriguing multiplayer stealth game:

The lid is off the much-anticipated Borderlands Game of the Year edition, which will debut October 12, 2010. 360 and PS3 owners will have to cough up $59.99 retail, while interested PC gamers are on the hook for $49.99. The bonus map, unfortunately, is not of the playable variety but should appeal more towards fans of cartography or just those who hate to stop to ask for directions.

Borderlands Game of the Year edition will come with tokens for download of the recently announced add-on pack, Claptrap’s New Robot Revolution, as well as the three previous best-selling destructive downloadable adventures - the living dead-filled The Zombie Island of Dr. Ned, the ultimate video game survival of the fittest test Mad Moxxi’s Underdome Riot, and the utterly fantastic The Secret Armory of General Knoxx. Also included, will be a complete and comprehensive map of the Borderlands territories.

With this definitive collection, gamers will now have the perfect chance to join in and experience what millions of Borderlands fans already adore. They’ll find a highly addictive video game that calls for unleashing furious anger upon a sinister corporation’s well-armed armada and Pandora’s local inhospitable inhabitants, while searching for the secret of The Vault that is chock full of extra bonuses and add-ons.