Try Antstream's Retro Game Streaming Service Free for 7 Days on iOS

Gaming Staff • August 1, 2024

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Antstream, the leading retro game streaming service, has launched a 7-day free trial on the iOS App Store. This allows iPhone and iPad users to access the expansive Antstream Arcade library of over 1300 classic games for one week before committing to a paid subscription. Antstream is the first cloud gaming service to be available via the App Store and offers access to games from multiple platforms such as Arcade, Amiga, and SEGA Megadrive.

In addition to classic titles, Antstream also offers "new retro" games like Flea! and Demons of Asteborg. The service adds new titles regularly, allowing players to rediscover childhood favorites and try new experiences. Subscribers can compete for top spots on leaderboards, participate in tournaments and challenges, and play games anytime, anywhere.

Antstream Arcade is available for £/$/€4.99 per month or £/$/€39.99 per year. The 7-day free trial is now available through the official Antstream App on the App Store. Subscribers can use their login to play on many other devices, including web browsers, desktop apps for Mac, Windows and Linux, Samsung TVs, Android TV devices, and Android mobile.

Antstream Arcade boasts the world's largest official library of retro games to stream, with more than 1300 titles available on multiple devices. The service offers local co-op, weekly tournaments, hundreds of challenges, and a global leaderboard to climb. Antstream's cloud system saves game progress instantly, allowing players to put down and pick up games at any time.

Antstream Arcade is available for £39.99 per year, giving players unrestricted access to all 1300+ games and all tournaments, challenges, and more. For a limited time, players can also purchase the lifetime subscription for a one-off payment of £99.99. The service features 1300 games available to stream, including titles from Atari 2600, Commodore 64, Arcade, SNES, Megadrive, PlayStation One, and newly developed arcade games. Tournaments and challenges provide new ways to play classic games, and the service is accessible on a multitude of devices, ensuring gaming anytime, anywhere.

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