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The best Apple Arcade games out right now
18.10.2023 - 19:03 / destructoid.com / Best
iPads and iPhones may not be the first platform you associate with some of those bigger triple-A titles, but Apple continues pushing its devices as the go-to for more intense games. From Resident Evil 4 to Death Stranding, the newest phones and tablets will support more graphically intense games.
Yet this isn’t the tech giant’s first massive push into gaming. Apple Arcade has been around for several years and is home to mostly casual titles. At $5 a month, it’s not a bad deal to download some time-killers when nothing else is around. Some are genuinely solid games, and the service has only improved its offerings since its 2014 debut.
As an iPhone and iPad user, I’ve used the service on and off, but now and again, something always draws me back in. Some of those deserve a spotlight — the underrated, convenient little gems accompanying me everywhere my phone goes. So, for those of you looking to expand your mobile library, I’ve got some recommendations.
Getting my most biased choice out of the way, DoDonPachi Ressurection is arguably my favorite bullet hell game, and my first exposure to it was via its iOS port. Although I mostly play the Steam port now for more content, I prefer the mobile version’s controls due to its simplicity.
With automated shooting, all the focus remains on movement, leaving only one hand needed to play. For an intense arcade game, it’s incredibly comfortable to play casually. This is especially true in its smartphone mode but is also the case in the included straight arcade port.
Since it was also originally an arcade game, DoDonPachi Ressurection only takes about 40 minutes to finish. This makes it perfect for lengthy commutes, especially as skills improve on subsequent playthroughs. The soundtrack is a banger too, and one I highly recommend grabbing headphones for.
My recommendation does come from a bullet hell fan’s perspective, but its accessibility on Apple Arcade leaves it open for anyone to try. DoDonPachi Ressurection is a heavenly bullet hell title, and hopefully one encouraging more people to try out more of the genre.
As someone who enjoyed Game Dev Tycoon around a decade ago, seeing what is basically the same game on Apple Arcade was a treat. Game Dev Story‘s mobile version predates its similarly named counterpart by several years, so seeing the original take on a mobile device adds another layer to this pleasant surprise.
Game Dev Story follows the basic premise of building up an indie game company in the ’80s. As the studio makes games and takes on contracts, new consoles will overtake older ones as players balance budgeting, employee management, and adapting to new tech.
Getting caught up in a single massive success can lead to some underserved confidence, but
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screenrant.com
01.11.2023 / 17:47
"One Of The Best Life Simulation Games In Years" - My Time at Sandrock Review
manages to expand and improve upon its predecessor in almost every way, and despite a few bugs and small qualms, it stands as one of the best life simulation games in years. Just like, this new entry comes from developer Pathea Games and publisher Focus Entertainment, the latter of which has also helped release titles like and. While there will be players who simply don't care for the game's fundamentally task-centric nature or wish for more complex combat, for fans of the genre does almost everything right.
thegamer.com
31.10.2023 / 23:53
2023 Has Been The Best Year For Games In Two Decades
Gamers have been eating well throughout 2023, as it seems like the industry is pumping out an almost never-ending supply of quality titles. We've been handed some of the best reviewed games ever in recent months, thanks to Baldur's Gate 3 becoming a surprise smash hit, Nintendo knocking it out of the park with both Mario and Zelda, and Insomniac delivering arguably the best superhero game ever made.
ign.com
31.10.2023 / 18:17
The Best Horror Video Game Face-Off (2023 Edition): The Winner Revealed
Last week we launched IGN's Festival of Fear, and part of the occassion was marked by the return of our Best Horror Video Game Face-Off. We added the latest batch of terrifying games to the list, like Resident Evil 4 Remake, Lies of P, and Sons of the Forest to see if any of them had what it took to dethrone Silent Hill 2 (which won the last Face-Off a year ago).
pcgamer.com
31.10.2023 / 18:11
Ubisoft is taking another bunch of old games out behind the woodshed
In what is becoming almost an annual event, though hardly the celebratory kind, Ubisoft has announced it is closing the servers for a bunch of the publisher's older titles. In the past Ubisoft has somewhat messed-up the messaging on such things, leaving players under the false impression that the affected titles would become unplayable, but now it's being clear that its «decommissioning» will only affect the online side of these titles, and you'll still be able to play the singleplayer elements.
polygon.com
29.10.2023 / 13:23
The best movies and TV like the Alan Wake games
The long-awaited sequel to Remedy Entertainment’s action-horror cult classic Alan Wake has finally escaped the Dark Place of development hell, and it is glorious.
polygon.com
28.10.2023 / 14:21
The best movies leaving Netflix, Hulu, Prime, and Max at the end of October 2023
October is coming to a close, and with it, Halloween season ends. Fret not, though — there are still a few days left, and fall continues around the corner. And there are plenty of great movies leaving streaming services to catch up with before you say goodbye to spooky season.
videogameschronicle.com
27.10.2023 / 21:25
Podcast: Has this been the best year for games ever?
The latest episode of VGC: A Video Game Podcast is now available for listening.
pcgamer.com
27.10.2023 / 20:27
If you're not playing Alan Wake 2 this weekend, one of the best survival horror games of the last decade is currently free to keep
Alan Wake 2 is the horror game of the moment, and it's the right moment, with Halloween just around the corner. This weekend is the perfect time to bundle up with something pumpkin spiced, take a cautious glance left and right for black cats, and then dive into a spooky game.
screenrant.com
27.10.2023 / 14:09
Finally, All The Best Mario Party Games Are On Nintendo Switch
One great feature of the Nintendo Switch has been the increasing back catalog of excellent Nintendo games available on the system, and the newest additions complete the collection of the truly standout games. The series has long stood out from most party games thanks to both its frantic fun and a little help from its famous mascot, receiving 10 numbered entries and multiple games that opt for subtitles instead. Although some fun can be had with every entry, a select few stand out as the best of the bunch even years after their release.
ign.com
25.10.2023 / 16:53
The Best Horror Video Game Face-Off 2023
IGN’s Festival of Fear is underway at IGN as we countdown the days to Halloween, and we thought it would be the perfect time to revisit our best horror video game Face-Off! Do any of the newest spooky games, including Resident Evil 4 Remake, Lies of P, and Sons of the Forest, have the scares to dethrone Silent Hill 2 or the other classics on the list? You can help decide!
polygon.com
20.10.2023 / 12:37
Play Signalis, one of the best survival horror games, before it leaves Game Pass this month
A lot of great games have been added to Game Pass this month, with more titles still on the way. This year’s Dead Space remake, Cities: Skylines 2, and Frog Detective: The Entire Mystery number among the most notable additions in October, with the meditative rock climbing game Jusant and more set to arrive next week. Unfortunately, that also means that some of the older titles on Game Pass are set to leave the service at the end of the month, including one of the best horror games of the 2020s so far.