Posted Jun 5, 2025 at 10:57 AM EDT
Apple Arcade is adding Kingdom Rush 5: Alliance TD.
The tower defense game is headed to Apple Arcade on July 3rd, along with the spinoff Angry Birds Bounce, which swaps the classic slingshot gameplay for arcade-style brick-breaking.
As previously announced, What the Car? for the Apple Vision Pro and Uno: Arcade Edition are available starting today.
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Posted Jun 5, 2025 at 10:57 AM EDT
Apple Arcade is adding Kingdom Rush 5: Alliance TD. The tower defense game is headed to Apple Arcade on July 3rd, along with the spinoff Angry Birds Bounce, which swaps the classic slingshot gameplay for arcade-style brick-breaking. As previously announced, What the Car? for the Apple Vision Pro and Uno: Arcade Edition are available starting today.
