Apple Arcade just released Pac-Man Party Royale, Ballistic Baseball and more
Apple's gaming service adds four new games to its catalog.
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The list of games to play on Apple Arcade is growing.
This story is part of CNET's coverage of Apple Arcade, including exclusive first looks we got at some of the service's high-profile new games.
On Friday, Apple Arcade added four more games to its new $4.99 monthly subscription service. Players can check out Pac-man Party Royale, Ballistic Baseball, Manifold Garden and Things That Go Bump as part of Apple Arcade's growing catalog of games. The games are available on iPad, iPhone and Apple TV to start, with some beginning to roll out to the Mac as well.
Earlier this month, the service added ShockRods, Stela, Mind Symphony and Decoherence.
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Here are more details on the five new games.
Ballistic Baseball
Publisher: Gameloft
In this rivalry game between pitcher and batter, baseball players will size up their opponent during an inning. Ballistic Baseball lets you put your skills and strategies to the test in single-player or multiplayer online modes of one, three, six or nine innings.
Pac-man Party Royale
Publisher: Bandai Namco
This classic arcade game is now on iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, Mac and Apple TV. Play up to four friends with Battle Mode and eat pellets to gain speed, but watch out for Ghosts and the 265-glitch. Gobble up the Super Pellet and the Ghosts will scatter. Bandai Namco plans to release more game modes and mazes over time.
Manifold Garden
Publisher: William Chyr Studio
Manifold Garden lets players solve puzzles in a space where the laws of physics don't exist. Cultivate geometric gardens in infinity itself, venture into the expanse, look at things from a new perspective and master the rules of the universe.
Things That Go Bump
Publisher: Tiny Bop
In this game, the things that you might've heard going bump in the night are actually mischievous spirits called Yokai. Things That Go Bump lets up to four people play and duke it out as the tiny troublesome sprites. Make your creature, escape the junk drawer, battle your friends and watch out for the other house spirits.
