Apple today announced that six additional games are coming to its Apple Arcade subscription service throughout April, including the iconic

Apple has added a number of well-known old hits to its gaming subscription. Among them: Space Invaders and Katamari.

"Katamari Damacy Rolling Live," "Rollercoaster Tycoon Classic+" and an entry into the "Space Invaders" franchise are set to make their way to Apple Arcade in the next month.

Apple Arcade is getting six new games on April 3, including the first Katamari Damacy title in eight years and a brand-new Space Invaders.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

Apple also has five other classic entries coming in April, including Taito’s Space Invaders Infinity Gene Evolve, Atari’s RollerCoaster Tycoon Classic+, puffies, a puzzle game by Lykke Studios, Hasbro’s classic The Game of Life 2+, developed by Marmalade Game Studio, and StoryToys’ Sesame Street Mecha Builders+ for young learners.

Apple Arcade has added six new titles. Apple Arcade hosts over 200 games. You can access Apple Arcade with subscription.

Despite the fact that Katamari ’s creator Keita Takahashi has moved on to develop other games like Noby Noby Boy, Wattam, and the forthcoming To a T, Katamari Damacy Rolling Live still seems like it’s stuffed full of the original game’s trademark quirkiness. It launches exclusively on Apple Arcade April 3rd.

Apple Arcade, the popular gaming subscription platform, is set to welcome six new games and deliver exciting updates throughout April. With over 200 ad-free, in-app purchase-free titles, this service continues to expand its award-winning library across iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV, and Apple Vision Pro.

There's a brand-new Katamari game at long last, but it'll only be available for certain gamers with Apple devices.

S ince its inception on the PS2 in 2004, the Katamari Damacy series has been a favorite and one that you can always play and never get tired of. The past few years have seen re-re