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You might’ve already heard the buzz around the iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro, but let’s not forget Apple Arcade, the company’s new game subscription service.
The service will feature over 100 new and exclusive games. Original releases from renowned creators such as Hironobu Sakaguchi, Ken Wong and Will Wright will join the dozens of others on the platform. Apple Arcade is meant to complement the catalogue of free games on the App Store, highlighting the best of the paid games.
iPhone users can already sign up for the service now. Over 50 games are currently available on the service, with more to come. Users will need to have iOS 13, which is currently in the public beta stage before subscribing to Apple Arcade.
iOS 13 itself will be rolling out 19 September, so the beta sign-up is unnecessary. Apple Arcade is priced at RM19.90 for Malaysian users. Learn more via Apple Malaysia’s website.
via Lowyat
