Super Impossible Road, arcade racing game on Apple Arcade

Rogue Games announced Super Impossible Road for Apple’s new Apple Arcade game subscription service on the App Store. With Apple Arcade, users get unlimited access to the entire catalog of over 100 new and exclusive games, all playable across iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Mac and Apple TV. Subscribers get the full version of every game including all updates and expansions, without any ads or additional in-game purchases. Super Impossible Road will available at launch through the service as part of the Apple Arcade subscription.
“We have a long-standing relationship with Apple and believe that a curated online service that offers quality games across a wide range of genres is a great way to get our games into the hands of more people,” said Mike DeLaet, Founder & CEO of Rogue Games. “No one does a better job at turning digital technology into a lifestyle, reaching people how and where they live, so we’re excited to be part of the Apple Arcade launch.”
Created by one-person studio Wonder Lasers, Inc. in conjunction with Rogue Games, Super Impossible Road is an arcade racing game that’s all about breaking the rules. Players are rewarded for their improvisation and bravery, weighing rewards versus risks as they barrel down roller-coaster-like tracks, find shortcuts and forge their own path to the finish line.
  • Procedurally generated tracks mean no two races are the same
  • New random track released globally each day
  • Up to 8-player online multiplayer
  • Customizable race craft
  • Full career mode with unique gameplay challenges
  • Cutting-edge graphics that run at 60 frames per second
  • Taptic Engine haptic feedback puts players in the action
“With Super Impossible Road on Apple Arcade, players are getting a console-quality experience that isn’t just incredibly fun and beautiful, but incredibly entertaining for players of all ages,” added DeLaet. “Additionally, Apple Arcade makes it easy to sync game progress between all devices and even play multiplayer games seamlessly across Apple devices.”