Apple Arcade is rolling out five new games this June, adding a playful mix of classics and creative adventures to its subscription library. The lineup includes a modern twist on UNO, a new LEGO racing game, and the Apple Vision Pro debut of What the Car?. Designed with younger players and families in mind, these releases continue the service’s push toward more accessible, ad-free gaming.
UNO: Arcade Edition Brings Classic Card Play to Life
Exclusive to Apple Arcade, UNO: Arcade Edition delivers both solo and multiplayer modes with classic rules and fun customizations. Players can unlock colorful effects, emotes, and frames to enhance their gaming experience, keeping the beloved card game feeling fresh.
LEGO and Helix Jump Join the Fun
In LEGO Hill Climb Adventures+, players race through scenic landscapes using physics-based vehicles and gadgets, all while exploring with LEGO minifigures. It’s a game of speed, strategy, and discovery perfect for LEGO fans.
Helix Jump+ revives the popular arcade game with improved haptics, new skins, and enhanced visuals—all without ads or interruptions.
Apple Vision Pro Welcomes What the Car?
Originally released in 2023, What the Car? now drives onto the Apple Vision Pro. With hands-on steering and unpredictable vehicle traits—like rockets, wings, or legs—it offers a quirky racing experience that’s ideal for mixed-reality play.
Storytelling and Puzzles in Lost in Play+
Finally, Lost in Play+ offers a dialogue-free adventure full of imagination. Players help siblings solve puzzles, explore magical forests, and meet oddball creatures as they journey home. Its point-and-click design is easy for younger players to enjoy.
More Updates on the Way
In addition to the new games, several existing Apple Arcade titles will receive updates this month, including Angry Birds Reloaded, Fruit Ninja Classic+, and Katamari Damacy Rolling Live.
As Apple Arcade continues to grow, its June releases highlight the platform’s commitment to creative, family-friendly content—without ads or microtransactions.
