'Lego Star Wars Battles' is coming to Apple Arcade

Real-time strategy game Lego Star Wars Battles is coming soon to Apple Arcade. Developer TT Games hasn't announced when it will launch the game on the platform, but Apple Insider pointed out that titles on the service tend to launch within a month of being added to the pre-order list. So, we might see it soon. You can already click on "Get" for the game to let it automatically download when it launches.

Apple Arcade to get 'Temple Run: Puzzle Adventure'

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Apple Arcade is getting a new Temple Run title soon. Temple Run: Puzzle Adventure brings together the classic endless runner with match-three puzzles. You will be tasked to assist adventurer, archeologist, and Temple Runner Scarlett Fox in solving puzzles to overcome obstacles. Apple hasn't revealed when the title is coming yet, but we'll keep you posted for updates.

Source: Apple | Via: MacRumors

'Alto's Odyssey: The Lost City' to come to Apple Arcade with exclusive new content

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Fans of Alto's Odyssey: The Lost City would love this news. The game is coming to Apple Arcade with exclusive content on the game streaming platform. The gameplay is still the same. You will follow Alto and friends as they snowboard across the Lost City. You're once again tasked to find the secrets of the Lost City, but now there will be a "new and unique biome with special hidden challenges, layered among the classic Alto's Odyssey experience long-term fans know and love."

Source: Engadget

Apple tvOS adds picture-in-picture mode, multi-user support for Apple Arcade

Aside from adding support to HomeKit, Apple's tvOS platform adds a few small but useful features. Like iOS 14, it's getting picture-in-picture mode across the entire Apple TV experience, with AirPlay videos able to show up in picture-in-picture mode. Multiuser support is coming to the platform, but it seems only to be available for continuing gameplay on Apple Arcade games at the moment.

tvOS is also getting support for Microsoft's Elite 2 and Adaptive Xbox One controller, better audio sharing with AirPod earbuds, as well as up to 4K video streaming from your iOS devices' Photos app.

Source: The Verge