Earlier this year, Apple Arcade was revealed for iOS devices and finally made its debut last week on September 19th. Owners across all compatible iOS devices pay a monthly subscription of $4.99 to play over one-hundred titles in the palm of their hands. They’re not the only ones to dip their feet in the mobile gaming market. Announcing the Google Play Pass, Android owners have their own service to mirror Apple users. Check out the introductory trailer below:

Google Play Pass offers hundreds of games and apps for a monthly subscription of $4.99, which allows for a leisurely gaming experience without ads or in-game purchases. In fact, for a limited time, Android users can get an entire year for $1.99. Still too much of a commitment? There’s a ten-day free trial for those looking to gander at all the goods the service has to offer once Google Play Pass becomes available. It features notable names such as Terraria, Monument Valley 2, Stardew Valley, Wayward Souls, Old Man’s Journey, and much more.

Parents can even manage their subscription an add up to five other family members to enjoy on their own devices. For now, Google Play Pass is only available in the United States. For more information on availability, available titles, and how to get started  – check out the official page here.

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Google Play Pass arrives this week.