Sky Gamblers – Infinite Jets updated for Apple TV
We like to let you know which are the best games for Apple TV, and we like to let you know when they get better. As such, we’re calling attention to the Sky Gamblers – Infinite Jets update released yesterday.
In Sky Gamblers, virtual pilots will…
Untangle the story of great bravery and despicable treason through the single player campaign. This is not an easy task. You’ll experience huge open world areas with carefully recreated cities like San Francisco and Rio de Janeiro, Danger is everywhere. Skies are filled with menacing enemy jet fighters, the sea is crawling with heavily armed battleships and SAM sites are lurking within buildings or forests.
Polish your evasive maneuvers, aerial combat and targeting skills against AI in custom set games and go prepared for online PVP or PVE. Experience non-stop action against or together with top world players in up to 7 vs 7 airplanes.
As we mentioned in our Sky Gamblers review back in December, “Sky Gamblers – Infinite Jets is easily one of the best flight combat sims available for Apple TV, both in gameplay and presentation. There are over 100 airplanes to acquire, but getting them all will either involve plenty of level grinding or some extra payments beyond the initial $4.99 investment.”
Those numbers just got a bit bigger. The v1.0.4 update brings 12 new airplanes that can be upgrade with 8 new weapons, along with a new San Francisco mission.
Of course, the main fun here are the multiplayer dogfights, and that functionality has been upgraded as well. Pilots can create their own game in multiplayer and create a “party” with online players.
Sky Gamblers – Infinite Jets is available now in the App Store for $4.99. For more information, visit atypicalgames.com.
About the Author
Kirk Hiner has been writing for the Apple web since 1997, having served as editor of Applelinks and the Technology Tell Apple Channel. In addition to his work with BEST Apple TV, Kirk currently contributes to Mac Gamer HQ and Pure Nintendo. He lives with his wife and three children in small-town Ohio where the land is cheap and the air is (relatively) clean.
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