Football Manager 27 Touch leads Apple Arcade's winter updates

Apple Arcade subscribers get a new "Football Manager "game to play today, with four more titles on the way on December 3.

Gamers who pay for Apple Arcade are getting a big name in sports added to the service on November 11. "Football Manager 27 Touch" is a continuation of the managerial soccer series, with the game made for iPhone and iPad gameplay.

For the 27 iteration, there's a new Match Engine that gives more ways to change what happens during games. New Recruitment and Match Preparation tools will help with scouting and planning the matches themselves.

There's also a new iPhone interface, redesigned so most of the controls are within reach of your thumb.

December updates

While "Football Manager 27 Touch" is playable now, Apple has also got a bunch of games being prepared for launch on December 3, in time for the holidays.

The list includes "Plants vs Zombies: Replanted," which reworks the classic game with new levels and modes. There's also local co-op and PVP handled on the same device, with the exclusive Party Mode also giving the yard a makeover.

"solitaire(ish)" comes from Playstack, the publishers of "Balatro," and follows similar roguelike deck-building lines as the blockbuster hit. Players must build stacks to reach gradually rising score goals, while at the same time upgrading their decks using more than 150 special cards.

Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown+

"Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown+" is Ubisoft's revival of its platformer. For Apple Arcade, the version includes all the released downloadable content, including the Mask of Darkness story expansion.

Lastly, "Lego Duplo Playtime" is a brick-building game intended for younger users. Using Lego Duplo bricks, players can construct their own buildings and worlds, and even custom characters.

Apple Arcade is available for $6.99 per month, with a one-month free trial. It is also included under Apple One plans, including the $21.95 Individual plan, $27.95 Family, and $39.95 Premier options.

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