Buy Cricket Through the Ages Apple TV cheap
Cricket Through the Ages Apple TV was released on 19. September 2019 for Apple TV.
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| Released | 19. September 2019 |
| Type | Game |
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| Publisher | Devolver Digital |
| Platform | Apple, Apple TV |
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Cricket Through the Ages: the absurd history of cricket
In Cricket Through the Ages, humanity supposedly evolves not through tools and discoveries, but through throwing balls and wielding bats. From the Stone Age through historical duels and other sports to absurd future scenarios, comic characters stumble through short challenges. The joke lies in the unpredictable physics: a single bad swing can send your own character to the ground or hit an opponent at just the right moment.
One button, many game modes and chaos for two
You only need a single button to make a character throw, swing and stumble. Depending on the game mode, weapons, obstacles and rules can change. Alone you play through the episodes against the AI; with a second person it becomes a quirky couch duel or shared spectacle. The game comes from Free Lives, the makers of Broforce, and is published by Devolver Digital.
Apple TV version with gamepad
The Apple Arcade version is available as a native tvOS app for Apple TV. Apple lists tvOS 13 or later as the technical requirement. It originally launched on Sep 19, 2019 with the Apple Arcade launch and uses the same App Store product record as the iPhone and iPad version. On the TV, the quirky physics duels take center stage: one player takes on the game, two players can go head to head.
Arcade instead of Steam key
The Apple TV version requires Apple Arcade access. The App Store confirms use with compatible Xbox, PlayStation or MFi controllers. The Apple catalogue lists German and twelve other language options plus additional groups; the age rating is 9+. This tvOS version is a standalone platform and not a Nintendo Switch or Windows release.