Apple has finally launched its subscription gaming service, and it's full of great games for just $5 per month.
For $5 per month, Apple Arcade offers more than 100 video games on iPhone, iPad, MacOS, Apple TV and iPod Touch — without any microtransactions or ads. Apple launched the subscription service on September 19 alongside its iOS 13 update, and its exclusive to Apple devices. A bunch of brand-new games made their debut on Apple Arcade, and there are a handful of exclusive games that can't be found on any other platform. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
For $5 per month, Apple Arcade offers more than 100 video games on iPhone, iPad, MacOS, Apple TV and iPod Touch — without any microtransactions or ads. Apple launched the subscription service on September 19 alongside its iOS 13 update, and its exclusive to Apple devices. A bunch of brand-new games made their debut on Apple Arcade, and there are a handful of exclusive games that can't be found on any other platform. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
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