At first, it seemed like an inconspicuous-looking service Apple Arcade rather as an alternative to standard games from App Store, but over time it has transformed into something bigger that could significantly affect the game purchasing system, and this turning point could also affect developers. Many progressive studios have already decided to get involved in creating titles exclusive to the new Apple platform, but still many developers hesitated and only now it seems that most of them have swung to the decisive step.
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Jak Apple on your Tuesday keynote the conference noted, the service Apple Arcade has come a long way since its announcement. That'soneFinally, the number of studios that have decided to create games exclusively for the new platform is also significant. After revealing all the developers, it turned out that their number had increased threefold, which significantly exceeded all expectations. This is a significant difference compared to the announcement of the move in March this year, and it is no wonder that Apple originally promised up to 100 games that we would be able to try out immediately after release. From the original 35 studios, including giants such as Sega, Disney, Devolver Digital and Gameloft, the number has jumped to an incredible 92. Of course, the total number also includes independent developers who have already created for the game in the past. App Store.
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However, other big game companies, such as Capcom, Square Enix, Ubisoft or Bandai Namco, have also promised their support and stock of games. How many titles from individual creators we will see is still unknown, but this list should please all fans who plan to subscribe to the service. So it simply looks like most studies have been waiting to see what happens Apple Arcade will be and what reputation the service will build among players after the announcement. Apple anyway, he expects the platform to become a goldmine, having invested over $500 million so far in game development alone. If nothing goes wrong, Apple Arcade could become a hit. For less than $5 a month, which is equivalent to 120 crowns, you get access to hundreds of titles and hours of entertainment that you would otherwise pay for in App They spent a significantly larger amount on Stora. At the same time, the service will be launched in more than 150 countries around the world at once, on September 19th, which could really boost the number of early subscribers.
And in those games they will be in app payments or will it be full titles?
No additional payments and most importantly no ads. Pure gaming. This will fundamentally change the market.