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Here are the pick of the games arriving on Apple Arcade over the coming month.
Football Manager 2023 is available now for various devices, with the Touch edition finally returning to mobile care of Apple Arcade.
One of gaming's all-time greats is coming to iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV. Bomberman will hit Apple Arcade on 5 August in an all-new game from
A new kart racing game is coming to Apple Arcade that combines the likes of Mario Kart and Sonic Racing with the humour of several adult cartoons.
In an effort to make the App Store easier to navigate, it would seem that Apple plans to cull games that haven't seen an update in the last two years.
Apple Arcade is a paid subscription service for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV. Here's how much it costs and what you get for your money.
Monument Valley developer Ustwo has confirmed to Pocket-lint that a third instalment in the series is in development.
Apple is reportedly studying the possibility of entering the games console market, seeking out advice from Ubisoft and Capcom.
Apple has seemingly removed a significant number of Wordle clones from its App Store.
The Nimbus+ is a small upgrade on the last version, and nabs you a few months of free play.
Apple Arcade launched in autumn 2019, but it hasn't received a major expansion since it debuted. That's now changing.
The creator of Final Fantasy, Hironobu Sakaguchi, is turning to iOS and Apple Arcade for his next big RPG project.
Buy an iPhone 12 (or other new iPhone), iPad, Mac, Apple TV or iPhone touch and you'll get three-months of Apple Arcade for free.
Apple has significantly changed its App Store rules, impacting how iOS users' will experience cloud game streaming services like xCloud and Stadia.
Apple has officially filed to countersue, and it's being bitter about it.
This is a dramatic escalation in their legal fight, though not one totally unexpected.
The temporary restraining order is a partial victory for Epic Games.
A new patent certainly makes it look like a real possibility.
There is a new twist in the battle between Apple and Fortnite publisher Epic Games.
Apple has been facing an increase in anti-trust complaints from several developers and publishers over the past few months.
The Arcade library has seemingly failed to "engage" with enough users. Apple, therefore, is said to be changing focus.
Apple has lowered the price of its Apple Arcade subscription service for mobile gamers, but there is a caveat, of course.
