Apple Arcade celebrated a huge Friday. The $5-a month gaming service has released Fantasian, the brand-new RPG by Final Fantasy creator Hironobu Sachaguchi and Mistwalker and Wonderbox The Adventure Maker from Aquiris. Both games were announced during Apple Arcade's launch in September of this year. The platform also came with NBA 2K21 Arcade Edition. In addition the service also unveiled 30 titles that are available today. Both Fantasian and Wonderbox were released in select countries just prior to they were released to Apple Arcade subscribers in the US. Fantasian shares its launch day with the launch of Final Fantasy VI 27 years earlier, according to an official tweet from Sakaguchi. Sakaguchi stated that Fantasian was inspired by Final Fantasy VI. Sakaguchi, one of the most famous characters in the Fantasian RPG has kept fans fed throughout the years by posting updates on the development of Fantasian, images and concept art on his social media pages. Sakaguchi, Mistwalker started hints in January that the new mobile RPG would be released this year. CNET interviews Sakaguchi: Final Fantasy creator returns home to his roots from the past in Apple Arcade’s Fantasian The story of Fantasian focuses on Leo, the young protagonist who lost his memory due to an explosion in the hybrid magic-tech manufacturing facility. After waking up in an era dominated by machines, Leo sets out on an adventure to find his missing father , with just one clue: A repeating vision of an innocent woman. When Leo arrives in En, the dusty frontier town and encounters Kina -- the woman from his dream. They set out on an adventure to find Leo's past and discover their destiny. The multidimensional adventure reveals Leo's past and other mysteries, making it difficult to maintain order and order. Fantasian features more than 150 hand-crafted dioramas that form the game's environment. It also features stunning music composed by Nobuo Uematsu. Uematsu is the legendary Final Fantasy composer. Wonderbox: The Adventure Maker Brazilian gaming studio Aquiris' Wonderbox. The Adventure Maker was previously known as the Box Project, joined Apple Arcade's vast games catalog on Friday. Wonderbox is a 3D adventure video game that lets you to explore a vast universe through boxes or portals. If you're a fan of Minecraft or Monument Valley, this is definitely a game worth checking out. Simple swipe and tap mechanics make it simple to operate the controls. Is Minecraft Still A Thing Straight away, you'll be confronted by the village matriarch who has tasked you with finding the Heart of Adventure to restore the land. As you go through portals and visit various boxes such as floating islands, you can swipe across the screen to rotate the area, manipulate the angle of your view, and fully explore. In Wonderbox, you can play in campaigns which give you a range of adventures for gamers, the discovery mode, where you search for an adventure, or a multiplayer mode where you can host or join an event with up to four other players. You can also Create and build your adventure. You can add more adventures to the game. This exciting adventure game lets you to fight against enemies, collect coins and solve puzzles. You can also create new environments. You can see the trailer for Aquiris here. Read more: iPhone 12: How 5G, lidar and other new tech will bring mobile gaming to a new level Apple Arcade joined mobile gaming in the year 2019, and has since amassed more than 180 games, with more added nearly every week. These games can be played on iPhone, iPad, Mac or iPod Touch, as well as Apple TV. In addition, you'll get a three-month free trial of Apple Arcade with the purchase of a new phone. Even if you don't buy an entirely new phone, and if you're signing up to Apple Arcade for the first time, you can avail a one-month free trial. Start the App Store and click on the joystick icon in the bottom of screen to try the service. You can find more information on the required hardware to play Apple Arcade and Apple Arcade: All games that can be played on iPhones, iPads, Macs and Apple TV.
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