Apple offers a one-month free trial for Apple Arcade, and users who buy a new Apple device can get three months for free. It costs $4.99 a month, and it’s also included as part of Apple One, a bundle that bundles it with Apple Music, TV Plus, and iCloud for $16.95 a month for an individual, or $22.95 for a family of five. Apple promises that Apple Arcade games won’t ever have ads or in-game purchases. The service includes definitive versions of mobile hits like Jetpack Joyride 2, Cut the Rope, Fruit Ninja, Angry Birds, The Oregon Trail, and Crossy Road, as well as newer games like Fantasian, Mini Motorways, NBA 2K23, What the Golf?, and Wylde Flowers. All of them are available on iPhone and iPad, with some also playable on Apple TV and Mac computers. Wylde Flowers - new clothing, jewelry options and a new mystery to unravelĪpple Arcade is Apple’s subscription service that offers access to more than 200 games.Pac-Man Party Royale - new single-player adventure mode.Episode XOXO - a Valentine’s Day-themed story will be added to the romance series, released last month.Content updatesĪpple Arcade is almost as focused on keeping your favorite titles updated as it is on new releases, and February will bring patches for some of the most popular titles on the service: The story plays out in real time, with notifications keeping you updated about what Taylor is up to, with “realistic delays” in between chunks of story. Taylor, the only survivor of a spaceship crash, gets in contact with you and asks for your help, and you guide them through a branching story of survival. This science-fiction text adventure plays out as a series of messages on your device. This is the first game from Team 17 USA, an offshoot of the independent British developer/publisher that formed when it acquired indie mobile game publisher The Label last year. Take over an inherited but abandoned family farm and enjoy “fun, farming, rich customizations, and a deep quest system,” according to the press release. This looks to be a fairly straightforward farming sim with all the features you’d expect. It got reasonably good reviews back then, and racing on water is always fun, in theory. The developers at Vector Unit clearly asked themselves what would happen if they combined Wave Race with Wipeout, plus some edgelord stuff about being an outlaw on the run in “a futuristic world of illicit hydro jet racing.” This is a new Apple Arcade version of a 2016 game for mobile, consoles, and PC, itself a lawbreaking sequel to the more straight-laced Riptide GP series. 10 - Riptide GP: Renegade+ Image: Vector Unit/Apple But mostly it’s medieval buildings falling over. There’s some kingdom-conquering going on, and “unique biomes” apparently. This one’s all in the title: a physics puzzler in which you must make castles crumble by hitting them with cannonballs, explosives, magic spells and more. 3 - Castle Crumble Image: Orbital Knight/Apple There are also substantial content updates for Cut the Rope Remastered and more. There’s more classic mobile gaming fodder this month, in the form of a physics puzzler and a farming sim, plus an arcade racing game and a potentially intriguing sci-fi text adventure. You can check out the App Store page now too.As usual, Apple Arcade subscribers get new releases every Friday, plus a bunch of content updates in February 2023 - and after an excellent January, with the releases of Pocket Card Jockey: Ride On! and a new update for the superb Grindstone, it’s looking like a quieter month on Apple’s gaming subscription service. Players will be able to visit others’ farms and updates to follow will introduce features like multiplayer tasks that will grant rare cosmetics to everyone.įarmside comes to Apple Arcade on February 17th, with Castle Crumble and Riptide GP: Renegrade+ preceding it this month. In addition to all this, the developers also aim to create a large community of like-minded folk. It also marks an important milestone for Team17 USA as Farmside becomes our debut published title since Team17 acquired us at the start of last year.” The combination of fun and intuitive farm life sim gameplay, with long-term activities alongside friends and other players online, is a compelling one. Speaking about the game, Joshua Babich, Vice President & General Manager of Team17 USA, said: “We’re really excited to bring the beautiful and relaxing world of Farmside to Apple Arcade next month.
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