the classic game Osmosis arrived today in a free version of in-app purchases and ads Apple Arcade. Like the title released in 2010 (already!), Apple’s game service variant is all about devouring organisms smaller than you, without being swallowed.
Osmosis+ is a game that reflects life on our planet and follows the laws of physics, offering quality graphics accompanied by a captivating soundtrack. If its principle resembles flOw, its atmosphere and gameplay are different enough to keep you hooked for hours — after all, there are 72 levels spread across 8 worlds to explore.
To play it, you just need to understand that red blood cells can eat you, and blue ones are their prey. The subtlety is that you can (and will have to) slow down the passage of time to overcome nimble opponents, as well as speed it up to increase the challenge.
It is worth noting that the title has already been voted “Game of the Year for iPad” and “App of the Year for iPhone” by Apple, as well as being one of the winners of the 2011 Apple Design Awards.
Apple Arcade has over 200 titles in the library (free of or in-app purchases), which can be accessed by up to five members of a Family Sharing on iPhones, iPads, Apple TVs and/or Macs. Game service costs BRL 9.90 per month and it’s also part of the company’s Apple One subscription package.
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