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    Vampire Survivors is coming to Apple Arcade

    News RoomBy News RoomJuly 9, 20241 Min Read
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    Vampire Survivors, the hit bullet hell survival game where you take on hordes of pixelated monsters, is coming to Apple Arcade on August 1st, Apple announced on Tuesday.

    The game is already available for free on iOS, but this new version (technically called Vampire Survivors Plus) will be ad-free and include two DLC packs, Legacy of the Moonspell and Tides of the Foscari, that players typically have to buy separately. You’ll also be able to play multiplayer with up to four people on one iOS device.

    Apple revealed two more games coming to Apple Arcade, too. Temple Run: Legends, also arriving on August 1st, is “the first level-based runner in the hit franchise” with more than 500 levels, according to Apple’s press release. (If you just want to run for as long as you can, there’s also an infinite run mode.) And Castle Crumble, a puzzle game where you destroy castles, is getting an update to support the Vision Pro on August 29th.

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