Cult of the Lamb arrives on Apple Arcade alongside PowerWash Simulator, Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm+ and more on this date

The Lamb, also called Lambert by fans, from Cult of the Lamb floating against a red and black background with red eyes, small horns and ritual symbols around it. (Image source: Massive Monster game development studio)

Apple Arcade is gearing up for a busy December with several new titles, including a major sequel and a mix of popular franchises coming to the service. The lineup also expands in November with a new Apple Vision Pro release, adding more exclusive content for subscribers.

Anmol Dubey, Published 11/13/2025

Apple is adding many new games to Apple Arcade this December, and the biggest one is SpongeBob: Patty Pursuit 2. The game launches on December 4 and is made by Old Skull Games and Nickelodeon. In this sequel, SpongeBob and Plankton work together to save Bikini Bottom from a new villain. Players can switch between the two characters, solve puzzles, fight bosses and explore familiar places like Goo Lagoon, Dead Eye Gulch and the streets of Bikini Bottom. There is also a local co-op mode so families and friends can play together.

Along with the new SpongeBob game, Apple Arcade is also adding PowerWash Simulator, Cult of the Lamb Arcade Edition, Subway Surfers+ and Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm+ on December 4. Before these games arrive, Glassbreakers: Champions of Moss, a real-time strategy game made for Apple Vision Pro, will launch on November 13. This adds even more exclusive content to the service.

PowerWash Simulator brings touch-optimised cleaning gameplay to iPhone and iPad, including the SpongeBob SquarePants Special Pack at launch. Cult of the Lamb Arcade Edition debuts on mobile with exclusive decorations, follower forms and outfits, plus all existing DLC. Subway Surfers+ offers uninterrupted gameplay, while Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm+ delivers 3D fighting based on the popular manga and anime series.

A player in PowerWash Simulator cleaning a colourful dinosaur slide in a playground using a high-pressure washer. (Image source: Square Enix Collective)

Naruto running through the Hidden Leaf Village in Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm+, with the Hokage Rock visible in the background. (Image source: Bandai Namco Entertainment)

Apple says players of existing titles can also expect new updates. Sneaky Sasquatch, one of the service's most-played games, recently received a major addition in the form of a new farming town, allowing players to plant crops, drive tractors and explore Grandma's farm.

Apple Arcade availability and pricing

Apple Arcade costs $6.99 / €6.99 per month, and new users get a one-month free trial. Buyers of a new iPhone, iPad, Mac or Apple TV receive three months free.

Apple Arcade is also part of Apple One:

Individual: $19.95 / €19.95 per month
Family: $25.95 / €25.95 per month

Both include a one-month trial. Arcade Originals work on iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV and Apple Vision Pro. One subscription covers up to six family members.

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Anmol Dubey - Tech Writer - 143 articles published on Notebookcheck since 2025

Anmol is the guy who once tamed an entire Instagram channel solo, turned branding into an art form, and could probably benchmark your smartphone blindfolded. By day, he’s a data scientist decoding client chaos. By night, he’s a tech influencer who knows most companies' product lineups better than their own teams. Somewhere in between, he’s playing Borderlands, Elden Ring, The Witcher 3, and every other action RPG he can get his hands on.

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