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To help you out, each table has a guide that’ll explain all of its different facets. These tables tend to have a lot more going for them in terms of objectives players need to complete to get those really high scores. Touch controls work exactly as you’d expect, nothing about the ball physics seem off, and even on a somewhat older iPad, there are no glitches or hiccups with the gameplay.Ī few of the other tables have been a bit more difficult to figure out, particularly the other Zen Originals Wild West Rampage, Son of Zeus, and Castlestorm. The game currently has 12 tables available that include original concoctions, recreations of classics, and a few based on a couple of DreamWorks movies.

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Zen Studios has long been known as one of the best makers of pinball video games and its pedigree is on full display with its first title for Apple Arcade. Zen Pinball Party was released on September 3, and since then, it’s become the game I wind down each day with.

Not only is it a great pinball experience, but it honestly feels like the ideal game for a subscription service. Each of those titles is certainly worth a go, but if you want to know the Apple Arcade game I’ve put the most time into this month, you needn’t look further than Zen Pinball Party. The subscription service saw a few high-profile games launch over the past four weeks, including the nearly forgotten Castlevania: Grimoire of Souls, a surprisingly decent MasterChef: Let’s Cook, and the recently released LEGO Star Wars Battles. So many great games hit store shelves this month, but if your only interaction with the gaming world is through Apple Arcade, it’s been a pretty great month for you as well. As is the usual for this time of year, September has been busy as hell with new game releases across all available consoles and PC.

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