Tag: Apple Arcade
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‘Big Time Sports’ is not how you do mobile multiplayer
You don’t have to play this.
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‘BattleSky Brigade: Harpooner’ shows us how to ditch predatory mobile game behavior
Since I started No Escape I have tried hard to provide coverage of interesting mobile games.
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The Real Limits of ‘Agent Intercept’
If there’s one thing I really didn’t like about the game, something that elevates my distaste from mere indifference, it’s the game’s insistence on putting a strong gate between chapters of the story.
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Battle the Beats and Beat the Gods in ‘Atone: Heart of the Elder Tree’
In its opening moments, Atone: Heart of the Elder Tree seems to head in the direction of God of War or Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice. But the choices it makes are much more interesting.
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‘Assemble With Care’ and the Right to Repair
The most interesting aspect of Assemble With Care is the tinkering.
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First Impressions: Spyder (Apple Arcade)
Sumo Digital has made a stealth puzzle game where players control a sentient mechanical spider working for a British spy agency during the Cold War. Its camera issues and resulting movement problems stop it from being great.
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First Impressions: Shinsekai Into The Depths
What am I doing? Oh nothing, just taking a nice refreshing dip in the ocean.
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Apple Arcade, three months later
The service has brought some interesting games to the fore, but what have we really gained?
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A Dangerously Righteous Kind of Guilt
Mutazione is an exceptional adventure game about colonialism and the guilt of privilege. Also, gardening and hot goss.
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What The Golf Turns Everything Into Golf And Destroys Golf In The Process
A game that reshapes reality around it, What The Golf? makes no sense and all of the sense and it’s beautiful.