Apple's mobile gaming subscription service has come a long way since its release in 2019, more than doubling its game library and offering subscribers new releases, remasters and updates every week. And it may have found its first flagship exclusive with Sneaky Sasquatch, a popular, lighthearted game about a Bigfoot-like character adventuring in the woods, hiding from campers and riding go-carts.
Over the three years since its launch, Apple Arcade has continuously added new games that cater to large audiences, while also spotlighting smaller developers who might've otherwise gone unnoticed in the App Store.
The Epic Games Store continues to throw free games at us, and this week there are two more.
Ivanir said: Nintendo has shared their June 2024 Nintendo Direct presentation today. Though the focus of the video is on the Switch, many of the announcements were multiplatform and are coming to PlayStation systems
With Blizzcon being cancelled it is nice to see them at the show. Blizzard Entertainment is thrilled to confirm their presence at this year’s Gamescom.
People like mobile garbage and will pay for anything their Supreme Overlord Apple tells them to pay for. So, no, it shouldn't be surprising Apple arcade is doing well.