Whether you’re an Apple fan or not, you’ll likely have a good idea about what Apple’s Arcade is all about and what games are on it. But what are the differences?
Grindstone
Despite the fact that it’s been out for nearly a year, Grindstone has been updated to include several new features. Aside from the main game, Capybara Games has also added new gear and Slop House recipes.
The main game has over two hundred levels, which are broken up into three different types of rooms: a puzzle room, a maze and a castle. Each room is packed with monsters, and you’ll need to navigate them to reach the next level. As you advance, the difficulty of the levels increases.
Grindstone also features an interesting Daily Grind mode, where you’ll face new challenges and receive daily power-ups. It’s a great way to keep players coming back to the game.
Grindstone also has a very impressive arsenal of gear. You can also play the game with a controller. Aside from the obvious button-mashing, players can also dump crystals and collect loot.
Grindstone has been a hit for mobile players for a long time. It’s also been updated to include a new Daily Grind mode, new gear, Slop House recipes and ten new levels.
The best part of Grindstone is that it’s also available on the Switch. The game will be discounted to $15 during launch, and all the content updates from last year are included. Capybara Games is excited to offer Grindstone on the Switch.
Shinsekai
Known for its iconic titles such as Street Fighter, Resident Evil, and Monster Hunter, Capcom has carved out its place as a leading developer for the Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo platforms. Now, it’s introducing an all-new creative IP, Shinsekai, to the Apple Arcade.
The game’s setting is an underwater world that was damaged during a thermonuclear war. After a hard landing, the lone undersea miner must find refuge in another location. Along the way, the explorer meets fantastic sea life and discovers hidden treasures.
During the game, the explorer must collect resources, craft new items, and upgrade his gear. He’ll also need to avoid sharks and other dangerous creatures. He’ll also need to monitor oxygen levels. He can find oxygen tanks hidden in nearby tunnels. But if he stands still, he’ll run out of oxygen.
The game’s controls are fairly complex. Players must coordinate several buttons to complete the task. Some of the controls are awkward and finicky. For instance, you’ll have to press the right joystick and left button at the same time.
You’ll also need to avoid falling too far and hitting solid surfaces. Your suit can crack and break when you get too close to the ground. You can also crush your suit if you jump into the water.
While the main character’s mechanical companion moves a bit slowly, the rest of the game has smooth and responsive controls. The game’s asymmetrical gameplay lets you play as the last surviving human.
Fantasian
During the holiday season, Apple revealed its new Apple Arcade service. The service allows users to play games on their Apple devices, like iPhones and iPads. It costs $4.99 per month and is also compatible with Mac computers. It has been well received since its debut, and now offers modern versions of some of the most popular mobile games of all time.
Fantasian is an action RPG that features an all-new combat system. It utilizes an area of effect system, allowing players to target multiple enemies at the same time. They can also curve their magic attacks, allowing them to avoid frontline foes. The game features an impressive array of unique sound effects and music.
Fantasian uses 150 hand-made dioramas to create its world. These dioramas were crafted by experts in the Japanese special effects industry, including those who worked on games like Attack on Titan, Ultraman, and Godzilla.
Fantasian’s other noteworthy feature is its art style. It uses a unique combination of real-life miniatures and modern CG. The end result is a beautiful and intricate world that avoids the pixelated look of traditional computer-generated games.
The world in Fantasian is a wonder to behold. Using 150 hand-crafted dioramas, Sakaguchi and his team crafted a world with a rich visual expression and a unique charm.