Official Source· Apple Newsroom· Published Oct 12, 2026

App Store Indie Games Week begins; No Man’s Sky mobile debut set for October 28

Apple’s App Store Indie Games Week began October 12, spotlighting seven games for iPhone and iPad. No Man’s Sky is scheduled to arrive on mobile October 28 with major content expansions including the Cosmos update.

App Store Indie Games Week begins; No Man’s Sky mobile debut set for October 28

Full Report

Apple says App Store Indie Games Week began on October 12, 2026, spotlighting seven games for iPhone and iPad: Sifu, Vampire Crawlers, No Man’s Sky, Little Kitty, Big City, 9 Kings, Dome Keeper, and Yes, Your Grace 2: Snowfall. The App Store planned daily features and curated collections during the week. Apple describes the games as available to download or pre-order, and says Little Kitty, Big City, 9 Kings, Dome Keeper, and Yes, Your Grace 2: Snowfall were available to download during the event.

No Man’s Sky is scheduled to make its iPhone and iPad debut on October 28. Apple says the mobile release includes every major content expansion to date, including the Cosmos update, which lets players command their own space stations. The other highlighted releases include an iPhone and iPad adaptation of Sifu with custom-tuned touch controls, a reworked camera system, and controller support; Vampire Crawlers is a gothic card-battler spin-off of Vampire Survivors focused on tactical deck-building and dungeon runs.

Why This Matters

The event brings a group of indie games into one App Store spotlight, backed by daily features and curated collections. For No Man’s Sky players, Apple’s announcement gives both a specific mobile debut date and a clear outline of the major expansion content included at launch.

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