Apple Arcade costs $4.99 per month for access to over 100 games without ads or in-app purchases. Up to six family members can share access to Apple Arcade – at no extra cost.
Apple on Thursday officially launched Apple Arcade, its game subscription service that costs $4.99 per month, with the first month free as a trial.
It was released as part of iOS 13, the latest version of the iPhone’s operating system. It will also be available for iPads and Apple TV later this month, and Mac computers in October. Apple sent push notifications to users about the service on Thursday.
Apple Arcade can be found as a tab on the bottom of the App Store app on iPhones running iOS 13.
MacDailyNews Take: Here we go! Have fun, everyone!
Apple will have signed up tens of millions of Apple TV+ and Apple Arcade subscribers by this time next year. — MacDailyNews, September 10, 2019
I think with all the new items to download, Siri’s network is a bit choked.
Let me get this straight- So, after paying $300 for a game I might like (I’m the past, I’ve played enjoyable games for at least 5 years), the nanosecond I stop paying a “subscription fee” for it, I can’t play the game any longer?
No thanks.
Another way of thinking about it: for just $60 a year you can play all the games you want (and you already own the hardware).
Similar think happened to me. I was a member of a gym for five years but when I stopped paying they wouldn’t let me in.
I only play free games like world of tanks. Oh wait it’s $100 for a tank that you can win with!