Google Play Pass Subscription Service To Launch Soon

Google revealed a Google play pass through a tweet posted via Google play account on Tuesday. After the subscription service of Google, Play Pass was spotted by an Android user for offering the “access [to] hundreds of premium apps” along with paid games. The service that was first tipped to be in the works last year seems exact to the Apple Arcade which was announced earlier this year to let Apple users access premium apps and games by playing a certain subscription amount. Without providing the details around the rollout, the Google Play account on Twitter confirmed the launch of Google Play Pass. It is the time, the company tweeted that “Google Play Pass is coming soon” on Tuesday.

The official tweet has confirmed that the launch of Google Play Pass also carries a graphical image which shows a raffle ticket-like icon, which could ultimately represent the new service on Google play. Google Play Pass was firstly reported in October last week. Nevertheless, numerous users sent some screenshots to the Android police in early last month, which gave us a sneak peek during the development.  

Those leaked screenshots recommended that the Google Play Pass subscription service might be available which costs at $4.99 (roughly 360 INR) per month post a free trial for 10 days. It could enable access to premium apps such as Star dew Valley, Limbo, and Marvel Pinball among others. Google will give different content as well as pricing structure across markets to please users. It means that the Android users in India might get the subscription service at a different price along with some other premium apps as well as games that would be available in Europe and the US as well. It is said by someone that the Google Play Pass service for all the users would offer a bouquet of paid apps and games at a single monthly charge.

Apple brought the subscription service named “Apple Arcade” for its users with the same aim. This service is designed only for giving premium games on a single subscription model. Moreover, the Cupertino giant is used to work with companies such as Walt Disney Sega, and Annapurna interactive to bring more than 100 new titles through this particular service of Apple via Mac, iPad, Apple TV devices.  

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