Well, that’s the good thing about constructive competition, not only does it help you to keep upping your standard, it also helps you to take inspiration from each other and learn from their mistakes to produce a better overall product. That has been the rivalry that Apple and Google have been having ever since Android-IOS rivalry became a thing. Both companies have taken inspirations from their counterparts to produce the best services and products for their customers and since the loyalty of such customers is very strong, they would rather copy a thing or two from their rivals than have the customers leave for their competition.
Just like its mentioned above, Recent leaked screenshots have shown Google testing out its own gaming subscription service under the name ‘Play Pass’. This is a direct rip-off from Apple Arcade and allows for the subscribers to download games with no additional in-app purchases and also get rid of apps for $4.99 per month. As you might have figured out by now what the introduction was about, its very similar to the Apple Arcade platform and is just another way for Google to increase its bank balance but the company that Google has become, it always finds a way of keeping the customer satisfied while slowly and gradually indulging them in such services.
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The alleged features that the play pass would be providing would include exploring a curated catalog spanning puzzle games to premium music apps and everything in between. That does not mean it will give you free access to other subscription requiring apps but apps like Asphalt 9 or others that include a one-time fee with some additional in-app purchases, would be a definite inclusion within the new service.
Fingers are crossed for this one to be made public and to include impressive titles so that the customers can get the best experience.
