Normally I would be annoyed about yet another subscription service, but... I don't have an Apple Device, and while I can pickup a refurbished iPad Mini for $120, not in the market right now....
Normally I would be annoyed about yet another subscription service, but...
I don't have an Apple Device, and while I can pickup a refurbished iPad Mini for $120, not in the market right now.
Mobile games that aren't f2p, with controller support and could easily be played on any other console or PC is much appreciated.
I really have come to appreciate Game Pass, and if I want to ride the hype train for something like the new Ori title, I can do that and play it day one, and if I don't like it, no skin off my back.
My Steam library is embarrassingly large from Humble Bundle collecting and impulse sales that never really caught on. With a game subscription service, video games are a utility, and if I want to cut back, then I'm just not paying for that this month and I don't have that weight over my head. Transpose that to Mobile Gaming, which is even more samply than console or PC, and I think it might be a pretty good fit.
As mentioned in the article, some beta users have already started getting access to Apple Arcade (as early as yesterday). Apparently, developers didn't know this was going to happen and some of...
As mentioned in the article, some beta users have already started getting access to Apple Arcade (as early as yesterday). Apparently, developers didn't know this was going to happen and some of them didn't even have final versions of their games ready: Apple Arcade soft launches early, to surprise of some developers
Normally I would be annoyed about yet another subscription service, but...
My Steam library is embarrassingly large from Humble Bundle collecting and impulse sales that never really caught on. With a game subscription service, video games are a utility, and if I want to cut back, then I'm just not paying for that this month and I don't have that weight over my head. Transpose that to Mobile Gaming, which is even more samply than console or PC, and I think it might be a pretty good fit.
As mentioned in the article, some beta users have already started getting access to Apple Arcade (as early as yesterday). Apparently, developers didn't know this was going to happen and some of them didn't even have final versions of their games ready: Apple Arcade soft launches early, to surprise of some developers