Apple Arcade plans to expand its growing library with five new games on June 5. That offers subscribers fresh gaming experiences across iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV and Vision Pro. And Vision Pro headset users will get to play a spatial-computing version of the comedy racing game What the Car?

The new titles include both original releases and popular games making their debut on the subscription service. Plenty of existing games will get updates, too.

5 new Apple Arcade games coming June 5

What the Car? comes to Vision Pro

Vision Pro owners will be able to experience What the Car?, a spatial computing version of the award-winning racing comedy game. Developer Triband has created a unique control system where players use their hands to grasp a virtual steering wheel that extends from a floating TV portal with legs.

The unconventional racing adventure features cars with constantly changing elements like wings, legs and even “the common cold,” with Spatial Computing allowing gameplay elements to pop out of the screen.

Uno: Arcade Edition

Also among new releases sits Uno: Arcade Edition, a reimagined version of the classic card game featuring Apple Arcade-exclusive gameplay modes. Developed by Mattel163, this digital adaptation offers solo play with classic Uno rules or more competitive experiences through the new Custom Games mode with special options like Wild Swap Hands and Color Showdown.

Players can personalize their experience with unlockable frames, special effects and emotes across three distinct game modes.

Lego Hill Climb Adventures+, Lost in Play+ and Helix Jump+

Other new additions include Lego Hill Climb Adventures+, which combines the creative world of Lego with the physics-based gameplay of Hill Climb Racing. Players will race through various environments with upgradeable vehicles and unique gadgets while controlling lovable Lego Minifigures.

Lost in Play+ brings its award-winning charm to the service, having previously won iPad Game of the Year in the 2023 App Store Awards. This point-and-click adventure follows a brother-sister duo on a journey through childhood imagination with no dialogue. It relies instead on thoughtfully crafted puzzles and colorful animation.

And rounding out the new releases, here comes Helix Jump+. It’s a reimagined version of the classic 3D arcade game featuring enhanced haptics, visual effects and exclusive unlockable skins without ads or interruptions.

Updates to existing games

And alongside new releases, several popular Apple Arcade titles will receive significant updates:

• Crayola Create and Play+ will feature a special Paddington event starting June 26. It offers a seven-day interactive quest filled with colorful adventures and imaginative play.
• Skate City: New York adds the Queens neighborhood on May 22. Well, that plus 20 new Free Skate goals.
• NBA 2K25 Arcade Edition welcomes Shaquille O’Neal to its Greatest Mode on May 8.

But that’s not all. Additional titles receiving updates in May and June include Hello Kitty Island Adventure, Shovel Knight Dig, Katamari Damacy Rolling Live, Angry Birds Reloaded, Puffies, Grindstone, Fruit Ninja Classic+, and Space Invaders Infinity Gene Evolve.

Availability and pricing

Apple Arcade remains available for $6.99 per month with a one-month free trial. New device purchasers receive three months of Apple Arcade for free, and the service is included in all Apple One subscription tiers: Individual ($19.95), Family ($25.95), and Premier ($37.95).

The service now features more than 200 games in its catalog, with family sharing allowing up to six people to access all titles through a single subscription. Game availability across devices varies based on hardware and software compatibility.

For Apple Vision Pro owners, both Arcade Originals and App Store Greats are playable on the spatial computing device, providing an expanding library of gaming experiences designed for the new platform.

Source: Apple