Cypher 007 ‘James Bond’ video game coming to Apple Arcade soon

Cypher 007 will be "inspired by 60 years of Spycraft."

Cypher 007 will be available starting September 27 (Image credit: Apple)

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Apple continues to add new titles to its Arcade gaming subscription service, and the latest one to join the club is the James Bond-themed Cypher 007, an action-adventure video game. Designed and developed by Tilting Point LLC, Cypher 007 will be available for iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV users starting September 29.

According to the App Store listing, Cypher 007 will be “inspired by 60 years of Spycraft.” In this title, players will get to experience some of the iconic scenes from the world of James Bond, also known as Agent 007.

The Cypher 007 storyline revolves around Agent 007 defeating the criminal mastermind Blofeld and the head of Spectre to end the CYPHER program. As the game progresses, James Bond gathers intel with the help of other characters like Q (Quartermaster), M (Head), and Miss Moneypenny from the Secret Intelligence Service MI6, also known as Military Intelligence Section 6.

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The video game is said to have various objectives with an increase in difficulty as the game progresses. The game, of course, allows the use of spycrafts, commonly known as advanced gadgets developed in-house by MI6.

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Apple has been introducing newer titles to the Arcade subscribers, and the company recently added games like Monument Valley 2+, Doctor Who: An Unlikely Heist, Osmos+, and more. With a single subscription, users can play these ad-free games on a variety of Apple devices at no additional cost, which currently has over 200 titles.

Apple Arcade costs Rs 99 a month, and the company offers three months of free subscription when buying an eligible Apple device. Users can also opt for an Apple One subscription, which includes iCloud+, TV+, music, and Arcade subscriptions for Rs 195 a month.