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What's Next on Apple Arcade: 🏰 Castle Crumble by Orbital Knight 🌊 Riptide GP: Renegade+ by Vector Unit 🌽 Farmside by Team17 🌚 Lifeline+ by 3 Minute Games Coming Soon:

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mrhongvor 3 Jahren

@orbital_knight @vectorunit @Team17 @3minutegames When are u guys gonna focus more on gaming and actually create a gaming studio to push out mobile AAA games to convince more people to buy ur phone instead letting other competitive company’s do something that the iPhones are not really capable of doing.add a cpu cooler also

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Spire Blastvor 3 Jahren

@orbital_knight @vectorunit @Team17 @3minutegames Lovely additions to the Apple Arcade family! 🟥🟦🟩🟧🟨🟪

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Team17vor 3 Jahren

@orbital_knight @vectorunit @3minutegames 🧑‍🌾We love to farm!

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Sage0$$vor 3 Jahren

@orbital_knight @vectorunit @Team17 @3minutegames This is weak. When will more AAA styled@games be coming to the platform? The potential is there, it’s just not being executed 🤦🏻‍♂️

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Darren Fryvor 3 Jahren

@orbital_knight @vectorunit @Team17 @3minutegames

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rrvirusvor 3 Jahren

@orbital_knight @vectorunit @Team17 @3minutegames thanks for the heads up. unsub from apple arcade for now. i’ll resub when your content gets better.

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Ashley Cummingsvor 3 Jahren

@orbital_knight @vectorunit @Team17 @3minutegames Nothing screams yay but meh this is what Apple Arcade has become mobile quality games with little content that feel like that mobile. Fae Farm & Story Of Seasons a Wonderful Life coming to Switch & PC will be better then any farming game Arcade gets.

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Farmsidevor 3 Jahren

@orbital_knight @vectorunit @Team17 @3minutegames Hello, farmers of the future! 👋

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Lui Barsalvor 3 Jahren

@orbital_knight @vectorunit @Team17 @3minutegames Really?

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Sara Afonso 🎗️vor 3 Jahren

@orbital_knight @vectorunit @Team17 @3minutegames Hey @AppleArcade, big bug at the very beginning of farmside: we cannot repair it, it's the wrong icon, so we cannot play to the game 🤷‍♀️

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