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Arcade Paradise

Arcade Paradise

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Release Date: August 11, 2022

Simulation, FPP, Economic, For 2 Players, Indie Games, Co-op, Splitscreen, 90s, PS Plus Premium, PS Plus Extra, Multiplayer, Singleplayer

An FPP simulation game in which we run our own arcade. Arcade Paradise includes over 35 different arcade machines, each of which we can play. The game supports singleplayer and local multiplayer during the arcade mini-games.

7.6

OpenCritic

6.7

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Arcade Paradise is a simulation game in which we run our own arcade. It was developed by an indie studio Nosebleed Interactive.

Plot

The story of Arcade Paradise doesn't matter much. We play as Ashley, whose father has entrusted her with the family laundromat.The protagonist has a much more interesting business idea in mind, however, as she decides to transform it into a thriving arcade.

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Platforms:

PC Windows

PC Windows

PlayStation 4

PlayStation 4

Xbox One

Xbox One

Nintendo Switch

Nintendo Switch

PlayStation 5

PlayStation 5

Xbox Series X/S

Xbox Series X/S

Age restrictions: 12+

Features

System Requirements

System Requirements for Arcade Paradise Video Game:

PC Windows

PC / Windows

Minimum System Requirements:
Intel Core i3, 2 GB RAM, graphic card 2 GB GeForce GTX 660 / 1 GB Radeon HD 6770 or better, 5 GB HDD, Windows 10.

Ratings

Game Ratings for Arcade Paradise Video Game.

7.6

OpenCritic Rating

Game is Recomended by 67% of Critics. There are 44 Critic Reviews.

OpenCritic

Guardian: 3 / 5 by Keza MacDonald

This unusual game has you managing your dad's launderette while running a secret arcade out the back.

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VGC: 4 / 5 by Chris Scullion

While it takes a while to get going, Arcade Paradise is an outstanding celebration of the '90s arcade scene with a generous helping of fully playable retro love letters.

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Eurogamer: by Christian Donlan

What a thing. Arcade Paradise made me think of Outrun and GTA and Mr Driller, and also my own working life in my teens as a dishwasher and a double-glazing salesperson, sure. But it also made me think of those mazes tiled on the walls of Warren Street tube. Warren Street! Get it? Little puzzles made to be solved between trains, but tricky enough to encourage you to miss your train in the first place. Then you solve the maze and you're off into a wider maze of the underground network. And maybe, who knows, there's a maze beyond that too.

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6.7

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