Clean up the streets in 'Scrappers', the newest game on Apple Arcade
What you need to know
- Apple Arcade has added a new game to its growing list of titles.
- 'Scrappers' pits players as robot garbage collectors in a post-apocalyptic city.
- The game supports up to four-player teams and multiplayer madness.
Apple Arcade has added its newest title just in time for the weekend. In 'Scrappers', up to four players work together to clean up the streets while fighting other trash-hungry factions of the city.
The game pits players as a squad of robotic garbage collectors in the city of Junktown where trash is the ultimate currency and collecting the most is the goal. Rival teams will try to stop your garbage collection goals, so you and your team must fight them off to ensure you get all the trash you can.
You can play the game single=player, but the real fun is when you get up to four friends together to go out on the streets as a team.
The game has four different maps and over twenty stages, and you customize your garbage truck with over one hundred unique parts. At launch, the game is available to play on the iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV. It is compatible with PlayStation DualShock 4, Xbox Wireless, and MFi controllers.
You can download and try out 'Scrappers' on the App Store now.
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