Apple Arcade is getting a major September refresh as NFL Retro Bowl ’26, Jeopardy! Daily, and My Talking Tom Friends+ join the catalog on September 4, while Hello Kitty’s new world joins September 18.
Exclusive to Apple Arcade, NFL Retro Bowl ’26 showcases NFL and NFLPA-licensed rosters rendered in the signature retro aesthetic. The key highlight this year is the “Championship Leaderboard” mode, which aligns weekly matchups with the real-world 2025 NFL season.
Fans can pick their favorite teams, earn points through these weekly games, and track live standings on a dynamic leaderboard—combining the fun of arcade football with real-time league context.
Jeopardy! Daily brings the quiz show classic to all your Apple devices. Crafted by Frosty Pop Games, the game features daily challenges based on clues written by the Jeopardy! team. Players answer in classic question form using their device’s keyboard. There are fresh boards every day, special game modes, weekly tournaments, and global leaderboards for trivia enthusiasts to compete.
My Talking Tom Friends+ adds a kid-friendly life-sim adventure. This title gathers all the Talking Tom & Friends characters into one interactive world, offering pet care, mini-games, and colorful exploration—all in a safe, ad-free environment.
Then on September 18, Hello Kitty Island Adventure unlocks Wheatflour Wonderland. This enchanting new expansion transports players into a dreamy realm of swaying grain fields, stained-glass castles, and ancient ruins. A new character, Cogimyun, arrives with a plea to help unlock the Ancient Citadel and uncover its treasure.
These launches add to a growing catalog of over 200 ad-free, in-app-purchase-free games across iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV, and even Apple Vision Pro.
Apple Arcade remains available for $12.99 per month in Canada, with a one-month free trial.
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