Apple has just rolled out updates for a bunch of Apple Arcade games, bringing new features and improved gameplay to Lego Brawls, Tint, Secret Oops, and Stranded Sails (via CNET).
Today’s update to Lego Brawls brings weekly unlocks with limited-edition collectibles. Players can also now peruse a section with more information about current unlocks. There’s also a Lego Hidden Slide play set-themed level with a new game mode.
Popular Apple Arcade puzzle game Tint has also been updated with a new Zen mode where players can access easier, skippable levels. Similarly, Secret Oops! update brings Volcano Island, a new world for up to four players with 15 levels in different configurations.
Finally, Stranded Sails’ latest update allows players to find ancient portal stones for fast travel while they explore the Cursed Islands. Updates also include changes to walking and rowing energy costs.
Apple Arcade is a $5.99-a-month gaming service with over 100 titles and is available on the iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, macOS, and Apple TV.
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