Dan Pražák The Apple Arcade game platform made its debut back in March at a special Apple keynote dedicated to services. At that time, however, the company's representatives provided only a minimum of information, and a question mark remained over the launch date or the price of the game service. We now know that Apple Arcade should launch alongside the release of iOS 13, and the expected price of the service has also been leaked today.
Apple on the weekend launched a test version of Apple Arcade for his employees and on that occasion he revealed that the service will be accessible to regular users probably from mid-June, specifically with the release of the final version of iOS 13. Editor Guilherme Rambo from the foreign server 9to5mac gained access to the test program and showed how the service within the Mac App Store works and looks. Following on from today revealed, that Apple Arcade will probably cost $4,99 per month, i.e. approximately 115 crowns.
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The good news is that Apple will offer a free monthly subscription for Apple Arcade users to try out first. In addition, the service will be available to all users as part of Family Sharing, where up to six members can participate. Whether Apple will also offer a family plan, similar to Apple Music, remains a question for now. However, it will probably be possible to share a basic membership among family members at the above price.
More than 100 games are expected to be available in Apple Arcade right from the start, we've listed most of them <a href="https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1932/8043/files/200721_ODSTOUPENI_BEZ_UDANI_DUVODU__EN.pdf?v=1595428404" data-gt-href-en="https://en.notsofunnyany.com/">here</a>. The service should also be available in the Czech Republic and Slovakia. Apple will most likely tell us more information in three weeks when the new iPhones and Apple Watch are introduced.
