The internet’s favorite cat comes to Apple Arcade with Pusheen’s Place
Pusheen’s Place and More Hit Apple Arcade October 1
Apple Arcade is adding five new games on October 1, including the first officially licensed Pusheen game and three ad-free App Store hits, bringing the catalog to over 200 titles.
Specifications
Apple Arcade costs $6.99 (U.S.) per month with a one-month free trial. New iPhone, iPad, Mac, or Apple TV buyers get three months free. Apple One bundles start at $21.95 (U.S.) per month. Games work across iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV, and Apple Vision Pro, with App Store Greats limited to iPhone, iPad, and Vision Pro. A single subscription covers up to six family members.
Features
Pusheen’s Place lets players collect more than 100 kitties and decorate rooms for characters like Pusheenicorn. River City Survivors offers over 20 playable characters and up to two companions for zombie-blasting runs. Terraria+ includes the Bigger & Boulder update 1.4.5 with a Dead Cells crossover and supports up to seven friends via Game Center or local Wi-Fi across more than 20 biomes. Touchgrind BMX 2+ uses two-finger controls for physics-driven stunts. 4 Pics 1 Word+ has stumped over 400 million players worldwide. All five games are free of ads and in-app purchases.
Price and Availability
All five games launch October 1 on Apple Arcade. The service costs $6.99 (U.S.) per month with a one-month free trial for new subscribers. Apple One plans include Apple Arcade at $21.95 (Individual), $27.95 (Family), and $39.95 (Premier) per month, each with a one-month free trial. New device purchases include three months of Apple Arcade free.
Verdict
Apple Arcade subscribers who love cozy games should grab Pusheen’s Place for its massive cat collection and mini-games. Action fans will enjoy River City Survivors’ chaotic zombie waves. Families and puzzle lovers get strong value from Terraria+, Touchgrind BMX 2+, and 4 Pics 1 Word+ without ads or extra costs. If you already pay for Apple One or just bought a new Apple device, the free trial makes this lineup an easy download.
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