Apple Arcade Adding Six New Games in April

Katamari and 5 More Games Roll Onto Apple Arcade in April
More than 20 years after the release of the award-winning game Katamari Damacy, Apple is bringing the series to Apple Arcade on April 3, along with five other games. Apple Arcade is filled with familiar and classic games,
Apple Arcade: Classic games on the way
Apple has added a number of well-known old hits to its gaming subscription. Among them: Space Invaders and Katamari.
Apple Arcade updated with new games. Look at the updated list here
Apple Arcade has added six new titles. Apple Arcade hosts over 200 games. You can access Apple Arcade with subscription.
Apple Arcade Adding Six New Games in April, Including RollerCoaster Tycoon and Katamari
Apple today announced that six additional games are coming to its Apple Arcade subscription service throughout April, including the iconic
Apple Arcade is getting 6 new games this April
Apple Arcade, the popular gaming subscription platform, is set to welcome six new games and deliver exciting updates throughout April. With over 200 ad-free, in-app purchase-free titles, this service continues to expand its award-winning library across iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV, and Apple Vision Pro.
The first Katamari Damacy game in eight years is coming to Apple Arcade
Apple Arcade is getting six new games on April 3, including the first Katamari Damacy title in eight years and a brand-new Space Invaders.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox
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