Piano Tiles 2+, Crazy Eights: Card Games+ To Join Apple Arcade; Updates Out For Bloons TD 6+, Castle Crumble
Gaming enthusiasts can look forward to a March packed with musical fun, quick strategy, and a tad of luck. Apple has announced new games for Apple Arcade as a part of its monthly gaming launches.
On March 6, gaming lovers can tap along to the beat of the well-known piano game Piano Tiles 2+ and try their hand at the traditional card game Crazy Eights: Card Games+, where winning requires quick thought and good fortune in equal measure.
Piano Tiles 2+ By Kooapps
Exciting new features are being added to this timeless piano game for Apple Arcade. Players from around the world can join over 1 billion fans by tapping along to their favourite songs. To get the greatest score, players must avoid the white tiles and tap the black ones in sync with the melody. Piano Tiles 2+ offers countless challenges, smoother gameplay, no advertisements, and a vast music collection with styles like dance, ragtime, and classical.
Crazy Eights: Card Games+ By MobilityWare
The timeless card game has been recreated with interesting new rules, a competitive leaderboard, multiple modes, and entertaining new themes. Players compete to shed their hand first by matching cards by colour or number, providing an exciting combination of quick thinking and chance. Every game turns into an entertaining contest of cunning thanks to special twists like stacking +2 cards, strategic Wild 8, Skip Queen, and Reverse Ace cards.
New Apple Arcade Updates Out This Week
Additionally, fan-favourite Arcade titles are being updated with new content.
Bloons TD 6+: Introduces the all-new Rogue Legends game mode, a rogue-lite adventure featuring a randomly generated replayable single play campaign.
WHAT THE GOLF?: Featuring a new Love Birdies special Valentine's Day pack.
Wheel Of Fortune Daily: Featuring new Valentine's Day-themed puzzles.
Tomb Of The Mask+: With new Samurai colour quest pack.
A Slight Chance Of Sawblades+: Unlock new character Deeno the dino, new Meteorite sawblade, and new Dinoland background.
Castle Crumble: Featuring new Mystic Marsh Kingdom, with 40 new levels, Moss King challenge, and Mystic March Conquest mode.
These Apple Arcade games are playable across gadgets including iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV, and Apple Vision Pro.
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