A new game, and something to chase in every one. • New game: Under Par. Neon mini golf over eighteen holes, with bumpers, sand, water, windmills, sliding gates and portals, then the course again at night. • Ladders: twelve goals for each of the main games, climbed in order. The next one is shown before every run. • Ghost races in Slipstream, Coil and Drift Lander: race a ghost of your best run on the same road, or send it to a friend. • The Shatterball wall workshop: draw a wall, play it, send it. Friends play your walls free. • Showdown over FaceTime: everyone on the call plays the same game, and the best score takes the round. • Use your iPhone as a controller for Arcadalo on Apple TV: up to four phones, one per player. • Pulse plays to songs: Neon, Midnight and Voltage. Every note is a sound in the music, a hit plays the drum it lands on, and a miss makes the music dip. • The Tour: thirty hand-built Shatterball walls, up to three stars each. The first five are free. • A second course for Under Par: Harbour Lights, eighteen new holes with boost strips and glass that shatters. • Play Pulse by ear: every note sounds a beat before it lands, so it can be played with your eyes closed, or with VoiceOver. • Perks come less often and count for more: every pick includes a rare or an epic, and the others arrive two levels at once. • A calmer, clearer app: Home, Games, Stats and More; every game with its own sound; and no paywall when you open it. Rally, Shatterball and Coil are free, and so is every day's Daily Run.

More ways to play together. • Play Together comes to iPhone and iPad: take turns on any game and pass it round, or go head to head in Rally or Coil Duel, one finger each on the same screen. • Coil Duel: two coils, one arena. Grab pickups to grow, keep out of each other's way and be the last one moving. Play the computer or a friend. • Game Center Challenges: after a run, tap CHALLENGE to invite friends to beat your score before time runs out. • Accessibility: text follows your Larger Text setting, with VoiceOver on you can still play the games directly, colour cues now have shapes as well, and Increase Contrast makes faint text brighter. • On iPhone Duo the menus fill either screen, open or closed, and games stay upright. • Arcadalo is now on the Mac. Every game fills the window, or the whole screen, and plays with the keyboard or a game controller. One purchase covers iPhone, iPad, Apple TV and Mac. • Fewer interruptions: you now pick a perk every third round and after every boss, not after every round. And Last Line no longer zooms in as your interceptor stock grows.

The biggest update yet. • Daily Run: one game, a twist and a free head start, the same for everyone, every day. Put the new widget on your Home Screen or Lock Screen, or ask Siri: "Play today's Daily Run in Arcadalo". • Weekly Gauntlet: five games on one score, a new lineup every week. And Boss Rush: five bosses back to back. • Twists make any game harder for a bigger score, and some perks are stronger together. • Game controllers work in every game, and Arcadalo is on Apple TV with the same purchase. • 34 languages, from Arabic to Vietnamese. • Softer effects: fewer flashes, gentler shake, no slow motion. VoiceOver announces the result of every run. • Heavier hits, new details in many games, and a fix for a rare crash in the sound engine.

FOUR NEW GAMES, AND EVERY RUN IS DIFFERENT • Swarm: survive a crowd that closes in from every side. Kills drop gems, and every level is a pick of three perks • Pulse: tap the beat. Your taps play the tune, and every tune is made as you go • Slipstream: thread the traffic, pass close for points, draft behind a car for a slingshot • Drift Lander: ease the craft onto a safe pad, or risk the narrow gold one worth three times as much And all fifteen games now have perks: after a wave or a level you pick one of three, from a wingman drone to a laser paddle to a free mistake. No two runs play alike. Plus a gentler combo sound: the highest note is about a fifth as high as before.

A BOSS, A RIVAL OR A TWIST IN EVERY GAME Every game now has something new to beat, and every one is built to be easy to start and hard to master. • Void Runner and Sky Squadron: bosses, a mothership and the Dreadnought, each with a tell before every attack • Rally: the Champion's Barrier rises across mid-court • Coil: a Rival Coil races you for the pickups and can't hurt you • Hop Rush: Rush Hour, a rig sweeping a flagged road lane • Burrow: the Big Mole, which goes armoured on a beat you can learn • Shatterball: bank shots pay double. Star Sentry: a supply drone restores a shield • Last Line: a Nova satellite for a huge blast. Flipper Frenzy: an end-of-ball bonus • Outpost: scrap crates to tap before they expire

THREE RUNS TO MAKE YOUR MIND UP Every locked game now gives you three free runs instead of one. An arcade run lasts about a minute, and the first one goes on working out which way the controls move — one was never long enough to know whether a game felt right, which is the whole point of trying before you buy. • Three free runs on each of the eight locked games • The rotating free game is unchanged: a different one free for everybody, every day • The rest of the family now opens inside Arcadalo instead of sending you out to the App Store • Fresh screenshots that show the app properly

A MUCH BETTER START Opening Arcadalo for the first time now shows you the app rather than describing it: all eleven games and what each one is, the mastery ladder you're climbing, and a straight answer on what's free and what isn't. • Every game on screen from the first run, in its own color • The free terms stated plainly — three games free forever, a free run on the rest, one rotating game free for everybody each day • The unlock is now offered up front with its real price, instead of being buried at the bottom of the game list • Restore your purchase straight from the welcome screens if you're reinstalling You can skip the whole thing and start playing in one tap, from the very first screen.

NOW ON IPAD Arcadalo runs on iPad, with every game scaled up rather than stretched — the playfield keeps the proportions each game was built for, framed in a lit cabinet bezel. Also in this update: • The HUD no longer crowds the top of the playfield on longer shield rows • Corrected the game count in a few places that still said ten

NEW GAME — OUTPOST A tower defense built for one thumb. There is no fixed path: enemies cross open ground and route around whatever you build, so where they are allowed to walk is something you decide. • Ten seconds before every wave to lay out a wall and move the ones you have • Turrets fire on their own — build, drag and upgrade them mid-wave • Walls and turrets both take damage, and both can be repaired • Bombers from wave 10 blow holes straight through your fortress • Shelling from wave 15 lands on whatever you have built, at random Balance across the whole run has been reworked so the difficulty climbs steadily instead of spiking.