All Apple Arcade - Game Ratings

If you like intriguing narratives, great world-building, interesting settings, and well written character development powered by dialogue choices, this point-and-click adventure is for you! Really pretty visuals too.

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Well thought out puzzle game that balances city building and resource management. Intuitive controls and beautiful design. Can be frustrating but also very satisfying when you get it right.

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The controls definitely require a little getting used to but, aside from that, it's a pretty great game! A unique take on the bullet-hell genre with rogue-like elements and filled to the brim with personality.

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Visually interesting, but doesn’t do anything new gameplay-wise. Becomes boring and repetitive very quickly.

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A rogue-like, turn-based, strategy game that focuses on resource management. Evade creatures, switch/upgrade cars, find better equipment, manage your crew and gas, and see how far you can make it. Looks beautiful. Expect a harsh difficulty curve.

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A super hectic arcade-y game about painting everyone around you and lasting as long as possible. Think if Keita Takahashi were to design https://t.co/aRdfU2yvYr meets Splatoon, but single-player only. Gameplay didn’t really hook me though.

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A silly reflex-based game about Cricket, kind of. Mostly about whacking your opponent with balls and bats. Offers plenty of funny scenarios and game modes. Multiplayer or solo.

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A pretty decent turn-based tactical RPG with a generic fantasy setting and an okay plot. The gameplay stands out a little by adding in some light CCG elements, which is cool, and offers a neat timeline system.

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Fun for a little while, but the sports-themed mini games are super basic and repetitive. Cute art style though. Definitely funner with a friend.

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Tower defence game with a unique twist. Starts very slow but gets better as new mechanics are introduced.

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A little slow, but definitely very unique. It’s a point-and-click puzzle adventure game with an 80s-style “kids taking charge” sort of narrative. Despite the simplistic gameplay, it’s worth playing for the experience and story.

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Pretty mediocre pinball game with a twist: The ball is a wizard and has some minor RPG elements. Unfortunately, it’s slow and you don’t feel very in control. Wizorb by TributeGames does this concept better.

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