Alba: A Wildlife Adventure is an adventure game from ustwo games coming to Apple Arcade this Friday
What you need to know
- Alba: A Wildlife Adventure, from ustwo games, is coming to Apple Arcade this Friday, December 11.
Apple Arcade is getting another adventure game this Friday, this time from the awesome folk at ustwo games. Alba: a Wildlife Adventure will be free for all Apple Arcade subscribers.
The new game will follow Alba as she does her best to save the island she lives on.
As part of Alba's environmentally conscious message, ustwo games will also plant a tree for every time the game is downloaded. The goal is to plant a cool one million trees in partnership with Ecologi. With that in mind, why not give the game a try? You're quite literally helping save the planet by playing!
Game on!
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Apple Arcade has over a hundred premium games with more added regularly each week. There is something here for everyone, and it only costs $5 a month for all you can game!
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