Apple Adds 7 Indie Games to iPhone and iPad for Indie Games Week
Six titles are available now on the App Store, while Hello Games' No Man's Sky arrives on October 28 at $20.
Apple announced a batch of seven indie games for iPhone and iPad as part of the App Store's Indie Games Week. Six of the titles are available for purchase now, while Hello Games' No Man's Sky arrives on October 28, according to CNET.
The lineup includes Sifu at $8, Vampire Crawlers at $10, Little Kitty, Big City at $10, 9 Kings at $9, Dome Keeper at $10 and Yes, Your Grace 2: Snowfall at $5. No Man's Sky is priced at $20.
None of the seven games are included with Apple Arcade. No Man's Sky, 9 Kings, Yes, Your Grace 2: Snowfall and Little Kitty, Big City offer free trials.
Hello Games said No Man's Sky runs on iPhone 11 and newer phones and third-generation iPad Air and newer models. iPhone players can use touchscreen controls or a controller, while iPad users can also use a keyboard and mouse.
Older context
No Man's Sky first released in 2016 on PC and PS4, and its early launch drew a negative reaction from players expecting the worlds shown in the original trailer. An investigation by UK regulators followed over possible misleading advertising, and Hello Games kept updating the game over 10 years, growing its player base.
Quick answers
When does No Man's Sky come to iPhone and iPad?
No Man's Sky arrives on October 28 and is priced at $20.
Which games are available now?
Sifu, Vampire Crawlers, Little Kitty, Big City, 9 Kings, Dome Keeper and Yes, Your Grace 2: Snowfall are available for purchase now.
Are these games included with Apple Arcade?
No, the seven games are not included with Apple Arcade.