Oliver Haslam·

Apple Announces Apple Arcade Now Has More Than 180 Games

Apple today announced that Apple Arcade, its game subscription service, has more than 180 games available for a flat fee of $4.99 per month.

That was helped greatly by Apple also announcing that more than 30 new games were being added today.

The news was announced via n Apple Newsroom post with Apple also noting that it is adding two new categories to the Apple Arcade collection.

Apple today announced it is introducing two entirely new game categories and adding more than 30 incredible titles to Apple Arcade, its popular gaming subscription service for players of all ages. Apple Arcade offers breakthrough, unique benefits players love: no ads, no in-app purchases, support for Apple’s high user privacy standards, and one all-inclusive subscription offer with access for up to six family members. In addition to new exclusive Arcade Originals, including “NBA 2K21 Arcade Edition,” “Star Trek: Legends,” and “The Oregon Trail,” the service is introducing two new game categories, Timeless Classics and App Store Greats. Arcade Originals are playable across iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV. Timeless Classics and App Store Greats are available on iPhone and iPad.

With more than 30 new games arriving as of today Apple vice president of the App Store, Matt Fischer, said that Apple Arcade has “won over media critics and fans for its creativity, diverse portfolio, and commitment to players’ privacy, providing a safe gaming service to enjoy with family and friends.”

Apple Arcade is available for $4.99 per month as mentioned earlier, but it’s also part of the Apple One subscription, too. Games can be played on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV with many games also supporting game controllers.

For the full rundown of what Apple is adding, head on over to the Newsroom post for the details.

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