List of all games that appear in  Arcade when it starts (2024)

Even though we are officially a service Apple Arcade was supposed to wait until the launch of iOS 13 for the public, i.e. on September 19, so users of beta versions already started to notice yesterday that Apple Arcade available now. Early access to this game service from Apple found its way to our editorial office, and we already told you our first impressions yesterday evening. At the last conference held by the Californian giant last week on Tuesday, we got to see the price of a monthly subscription to this service, which was supposed to be $4.99. If we convert this amount into Czech crowns, we get a final price of 139 crowns per month. And it's definitely worth it.

Apple although he let it be known at the conference that at launch Apple Arcade will be available for users to download more than 100 games. At present, however, you can only have about fifty of them. Although at first glance it may seem that the number 50 compared to 100 is not so dizzying, believe me, it is. You still need to realize that you can download over fifty titles and I can say from my own experience that I simply don't know which one I would download first. So the selection is really varied. And what specific titles can you look forward to? Just take a look at the list below.

• Assemble With Care (usTwo)
• Shantae and the Seven Sirens (WayForward Technologies)
• Grindstone (Capybara Games)
• WHAT THE GOLF? (The Label)
• Card of Darkness (Zach Gage)
• LEGO Brawls (LEGO)
• Patterned (Borderleap)
• Stellar Commanders (Blindflug Studios)
• Where Cards Fall (Snowman)
• Overland (Pretend)
• Exit the Gungeon (Return Digital)
• Rayman Mini (Ubisoft)
• Spaceland (Team Tortuga)
• Agent Intercept (PikPok)
• Punch Planet (Block Zero Games)
• Sneaky Sasquatch (Rac7 Games)
• Operator 41 (Shifty Eye Games)
• Frogger in Toy Town (Konami)
• Red Reign (Ninja Kiwi)
• Various Daylife (Square Enix)
• Mini Motorways (Dinosaur Polo Club)
• Don't Bug Me! (Frosty Pop)
• Oceanhorn 2 (Cornfox & Bros)
• King's League II (Kurechii)
• Explottens (Werplay Priv.)
• Spelldrifter (Free Range Games)
• The Get Out Kids (Frosty Pop)
• Spek. (Rac7Games)
• Way of the Turtle (Illusion Labs)
• Lifeslide (Block Zero Games)
• Neo Cab (Surprise Attack Games)
• Skate City (Snowman)
• Tint. (Lyke Studios)
• The Enchanted World (Noodlecake Studios)
• Over the Alps (Stave Studios)
• Hot Lava (Klei Entertainment)
• The Pinball Wizard (Frosty Pop)
• Shinsekai Into the Depths (Capcom)
• Word Laces (Minimega)
• Dear Reader (Local No. 12)
• Projection: First Light (Blowfish Studios)
• ATONE: Heart of the Elder Tree (Wildboy Studios)
• Big Time Sports (Frosty Pop)
• Tangle Tower (SFB Games)
• Dread Nautical (Zen Studios)
• Mutazione (Die Gute Fabrik)
• Bleak Sword (Digital Return)
• Sayonara Wild Hearts (Annapurna)
• Dead End Job (Headup)
• Cat Quest II (The Gentlebros)
• Dodo Peak (Moving Pieces)
• Cricket Through the Ages (Give Back Digital)
• Speed ​​Demons (Radiangames)

Do you already believe me that the number 50 is really enough? If you still think not, then there is nothing to worry about. New games will be by Apple Arcades are added every week, so we should see the hundreds relatively soon. Environment Apple Arcade appears as a miniature separate App Store where you can view different categories of games, game tips and more. From the list above Apple pushes a number of games in special sections that bear names for example "You Must Hear This"or "There is no time to waste time". As I mentioned once, the service Apple Arcade will be available to the general public on September 19 for 139 crowns per month for the whole family as part of family sharing.

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