Tim Cook CEO of Apple | Apple
Apple Arcade will introduce three new games in September, all free from ads and in-app purchases. On September 5, NFL Retro Bowl ’25, Monster Train+, and a new Apple Vision Pro spatial title, Puzzle Sculpt, will join the platform's existing library of over 200 titles.
Coinciding with the 2024 NFL Kickoff, users can experience NFL Retro Bowl ’25. This game allows players to manage their favorite official NFL teams and players using a simple roster management system. It features authentic rosters and stylized retro art for all NFL players.
Monster Train+ offers a roguelite deck-building experience where players must defend the final burning pyre from celestial forces. The game includes over 250 cards to unlock and six distinct monster clans to discover. This version also comes with The Last Divinity DLC, adding more challenges and an additional clan called the Wurmkin.
Puzzle Sculpt by Schell Games is a relaxing 3D puzzle game available on Apple Vision Pro. Players solve puzzles by removing unnecessary cubes to reveal collectible Deco Objects that can be arranged in real-world spaces.
In addition to these new releases, Apple Arcade continues to update its existing titles. Upcoming content includes:
- "stitch." by Lykke Studios: A DreamWorks Shrek hoops collection.
- Crayola Create & Play+ by Red Games Co.: A new open-world area inspired by the Smithsonian Institution.
- Disney Dreamlight Valley Arcade Edition by Gameloft: New content featuring Tiana from Disney’s The Princess and the Frog.
Apple Arcade is available for $6.99 per month with a one-month free trial. Customers purchasing a new iPhone, iPad, Mac, or Apple TV receive three months of free access. It is also included in Apple One’s Individual ($19.95), Family ($25.95), and Premier ($37.95) monthly plans.
Arcade Originals are playable across iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV, and Apple Vision Pro; App Store Greats are available on iPhone, iPad, and Apple Vision Pro. An Apple Arcade subscription allows up to six family members unlimited access to all games in its catalog.
