Cypher 007 Highlights Apple Arcade Additions in September
September is shaping up to be a busy month everything Apple. Here are the four new games arriving on the Apple Arcade subscription service.
My Talking Angela 2+
Starting the month on Friday is My Talking Angela 2+.
Perfect for kids, the virtual pet game features the fashionable and stylish Angela. Players will help her stay busy in a big-city home.
Some of the fun includes making hair, makeup, and fashion choices while participating in activities like dancing and martial arts. There is also an new sticker collection and mini games and puzzles that test skills and reflexes.
Japanese Rural Life Adventure
Japanese Rural Life Adventure lands the next Friday, September 15.
As you could probably tell by the name, you’ll experience living in the Japanese countryside.
You can observe various Japanese customs throughout the year while helping the village head revive your community.
Other fun activities include building a pond to raise colored carp and take photos of other wildlife.
Junkworld TD
Tower defense fans should circle Friday, September 22. Junkworld TD will arrive on that day.
From developer Ironhide, known for its great tower defense games, Junkworld TD sees gamers commanding the resourceful Scavenger clan as they try to survive pst-apocalyptic battles.
Featuring 80 stages, there are 16 towers and tactics to deploy to win battles. There is also nine heroes to choose from at your disposal. With each upgrade, they can become more powerful and offer additional help to defense.
Some of the terrain you will explore include radioactive marshes and more.
Cypher 007
To end the month on Friday, September 29 is Cypher 007.
You’ll experience the world of the iconic spy in a top-down adventure game to relive some of the most famous moments.
Spectre mastermind Blofeld has once again created a plan to trap Bond, this time in a brainwashing technique called “The Mind Trap.” Bond is stuck in a mental prison while Blofeld attempts to turn him into the perfect double agent.
Gamers will gather intel while playing through different environments and withheld from MI6 allies Q, M, and Moneypenny.
Subscribe to Apple Arcade
You can try out Apple Arcade with a one-month free trial. After that, it’s $4.99 per month. It’s also a part of all Apple One bundles.
A subscription can be shared with up to six other members of your family with Family Sharing.
To subscribe on your iPhone or iPad, open up the App Store tab and then select the Arcade tab.
