Four new games have joined the expansive Apple Arcade library. Available now, subscribers can play Cozy Caravan, Sago Mini Jinja’s Garden, True Skate+, and Potion Punch 2+.
Cozy Caravan is the marquee title in the latest batch. The single-player game joins Apple Arcade as part of its 1.0 launch. With the full game now available, players travel with their caravan to spread goodwill as the Whizz Bang Fair approaches. Travel to picture-perfect landscapes and craft handmade items, and sell your goods to the townsfolk.
Travelling through Harvestdale, players will complete quests and meet a series of characters to help. Townsfolk need assistance as the Whizz Bang Fair is right around the corner, and only you and your friend Bubba can help. Create your character and hit the road.
Sago Mini Jinja’s Garden is the second game in the latest batch to arrive on Apple Arcade. This is 3D open-world adventure from the award-winning studio Sago Mini. Designed for kids aged 3-6, the title encourages players to plant a garden, cook dishes, and complete tasks for Sago Mini friends. There are three areas to explore, including Nola’s Neighbourhood. The game is perfect for toddlers and is made to support preschoolers’ development.
True Skate+ joins the fold as well this month. The player can engage in what’s essentially a virtual version of a Tech Deck. Use the touch screen to perform tricks as if your fingers were your feet. Flick the board in various ways to pull off tricks and compete in challenges.
Finally, Potion Punch 2+ is made available on Apple Arcade. This restaurant-management title allows players to set up shop, serve enhanced swords, scrolls, and potions to help adventuring locals. Run your magical cafe while mixing different potion colours for different effects and cooking magical dishes.
Apple Arcade costs $8.99 per month in Canada, with a free trial for new subscribers. The service is included in Apple One bundles for $22.95/month and works across iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV, and Apple Vision Pro, depending on the game.
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