- Four new titles released on June 6
- Several updates and three named games were added last week.
- Subscribe to Apple Arcade for $6.99/month.
Apple has been on a roll of arcade releases as they launched a bunch of new updates for several games last week, followed by three new titles in the May 2024 update. While there aren’t any more additions just yet, we do know what June has in store as four new titles will be coming to the subscription service on June 6.
Rabbids: Legends of the Multiverse
In this upcoming deck builder, you are tasked with building a mighty squad of heroes like knights, ninjas, pirates, and cowboys. Together, they’ll be sent on battles across five quirky universes, each with their own unique offerings. There is also a PvP mode if you want to challenge your friends.
Return to Monkey Island+
The popular title returns as a follow-up to The Secret of Monkey Island and Monkey Island 2: LeChuck’s Revenge. You’ll step back into the shoes of Guybrush Threepwood as he locks horns with his arch nemesis, LeChuck, while continuing his love story with Alien Marley. This is another point and click adventure, where you will be solving a number of different puzzles.
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Grave of the Mask+
It’s an arcade-style retro platformer that puts you inside a challenging maze full of twists and turns. What begins as a quest for a mysterious mask inside a tomb quickly turns into a whimsical adventure that challenges you to overcome various traps and enemies while taking advantage of available power-ups.
Brilliant – wedding disaster
Contrary to what the name suggests, The Final Game is perfect for fans of fashion, romance, gossip and time management. You step into the New York bridal scene with new skills that will shake up the entire industry. Design beautiful gowns and visit different bridal boutiques to create the perfect dress for your clients.
If you are one then you can play all these games. Apple Arcade A subscriber subscription costs $6.99/month or your local equivalent.