Apple's upcoming WWDC event could include a major upgrade for gaming across its family of devices. In a recent report, Bloomberg revealed Apple is working on a standalone multi-platform app for games.

Apple is reportedly developing a dedicated video games app for its devices as it aims to beef up its offerings for developers and consumers. As reported by Bloomberg, the tech giant plans to ...

As Apple prepares to launch the next-gen Siri, it is working with key iOS app developers to enhance integration via the App Intents framework.

According to Bloomberg, Apple’s new gaming app will launch games and centralize user activity, achievements, leaderboards, communications, and more. It will also include editorial content and ...

Apple acquired Sneaky Sasquatch creator RAC7, marking its first-ever game developer acquisition. The company is reportedly planning to launch a new gaming hub app to replace Game Center, which ...

Apple is reportedly planning to launch a dedicated gaming app to replace the Game Center service at the WWDC 2025 in early June. The company will preinstall this unified app on the iPhone, iPad ...

Sources close to Bloomberg say Apple plans to begin pre-installing its new gaming app on all iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV set-top boxes starting later this year. The app will reportedly be a ...

Back in October, 9to5Mac shared a big scoop: Apple was working on a new app just for video games. Now, Bloomberg has confirmed it. This app is expected to launch later this year with iOS 19.

The Games app is available for testing starting today through the Apple Developer Program at developer.apple.com, and a public beta will be available through the Apple Beta Software Program next month ...

According to Bloomberg ‘s Mark Gurman, Apple is launching a gaming app store for the iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV. This new app will come preinstalled on these devices.

On May 28, Bloomberg reported that Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) plans to introduce a dedicated gaming app across iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV as part of its upcoming iOS update in September.

To earn the respect of so-called “AAA” game developers, publishers, and players, Apple will need to do much more than pre-install a gaming app on its devices. We will find out more about Apple ...