GameClub - a new way to play‪!‬ 4+

5 star customer service

Gameclub has fantastic customer support, if you’ve ever owned any game prior to gameclubs ownership of it, they’ll fully unlock it to you free of charge, and if there’s any issues with them not being able to find the purchase on iTunes, you can message their customer service with proof of purchase and they’ll fix you're problem in around 24 hours, not to mention their membership of $5 a month allows you to play tons of games for free that you usually would've had to buy individually, if your someone who games a lot, that’s can save you some cash overall. Not to mention they keep their games up to date with the current IOS software, so you don’t have to worry about their games becoming outdated! Huge thanks to the gameclub customer service, best customer service I’ve ever received.

A brilliant way to preserve iOS’s early classics

I bought tons of these early games and loved every second with many of them. Sadly, though, some of them haven’t been updated in quite a while. They weren’t optimized for the latest hardware, and some of them just plain didn’t work anymore.

So it’s been amazing to revisit some of these old classics. And it’s great that people who slept on some of these titles before and people too young to have ever seen them can now enjoy these.

This is a collection of games that are optimized for fun, not profit, and $5/month is a small price to pay to preserve an important part of my gaming history.

A couple months ago, I was willing to plunk down up to $20/month for Apple Arcade. Now? It’s brilliant that I can play new classics with Apple’s new Arcade service and, uhh… classic classics with GameClub. I can subscribe to both of these for less than ten bucks each month? Fughetaboutit!

Take my money. Please. And grow. And succeed. I’ll gladly patronize this brilliant (and interactive!) museum of iOS history. :)

Dead service

Update:

One game released in the past year, social media seems to be a skeleton crew, their sales pitches of weekly releases are blatant lies now. It’s clear the service is dying and I wonder what will happen to the games on it. Ah well, it was good while it lasted.

Original:

The App Store has a long history of great games that have been lost to time. Either the dev has disappeared or greedily just abandoned their old work to chase the next trend without caring about their former customers. How ironic that now all those former greedy devs are now running back and interested in updating these games! GameClub preserves these classic games and updates them for modern devices. Every console has retro releases these days, and GameClub is like the iOS version of it. Whether you want to revisit your favorite games from the past, or want to see the history of iOS gaming for the first time, the reasonable subscription price gives you a ton of options and it is constantly updated, and this app also has lots of relevant articles and sorting options so you can find new games easily. Think of it as a compliment to Apple Arcade. The games are somewhat easier to get into and require less of a time commitment than the epic console-style games you’ll find in the arcade. So, you can subscribe to both of them and they compliment each other and will give you unique and fun experiences.

Developer Response ,

Thank you so much for the lovely and detailed review!