During the event that Apple held yesterday, one of the aspects that most caught the attention of video game lovers was found in Apple Arcade, the subscription gaming platform With which we will be able to enjoy games without any type of purchases or advertisements on the iPhone, iPad, Apple TV or Mac.
This service, like all those it presented, they offer us more doubts than anything else. The first and main, we find it in the price, a price that was not revealed at any time, since Apple placed us for the fall, probably the same day that the new iPhone is presented. At least, what we do know is the name of some of the games.
As stated by Apple, the titles available through Apple Arcade will be available only on this platform, so will be exclusive and we will not be able to find them on Android or other gaming platforms. The catalog will initially consist of about 100 games, some of which we show you below:
- Beyond Steel Sky: Sequel to the 1994 classic Beneath a Steel Sky
- Cardpocalypse Versus Evil
- Doomsday vault
- Down in bermuda
- Enter The Construct
- Fantasy: from the creator of Final Fantasy
- Frogger
- Hitch Hiker Versus Evil
- Hot lava
- Kings of the castle
- lego arthouse
- Lego brawls
- monomal
- Mr Turtle
- No way home
- Oceanhorn 2: Knights of the Lost Realm
- Overland
- Projection: FirstLight
- repair: Created by the same Monument Valley developers
- Sayonara Wild Hearts
- Sneaky sasquatch
- Sonic racing
- spidersaurs
- The Bradwell Conspiracy
- The Pathless
- UFO on Tape: First Contact
- Where Cards case
- Winding worlds
- Yaga Versus Evil
Today we know very little or nothing about these titles, to which new titles will be added to make a total of 100. Apple wants to bring games back to iOS, leaving aside the in-app purchase models and ad-based games, although for developers it may not be the best source of income that they may seek and / or need on a regular basis.
Hope this not the beginning of the end of good video games, without in-app purchases and without ads, in the App Store, since all those users who want to play from time to time in terms of a specific title will not be willing to pay for a subscription video game service.
