Moroccan iCloud+ users will now benefit from new services at no additional cost. Apple has announced that Apple TV and Apple Arcade will be integrated into its iCloud+ subscription, with the rollout set to begin this month.
Apple TV was previously unavailable in Morocco. Its arrival comes as Apple expands iCloud+ to more than 100 countries and regions, the company said in a statement.
In Morocco, the subscription will be available from $0.99 per month for the plan offering 50 GB of storage.
The offer will allow iCloud+ subscribers to keep their existing storage, backup and data-sharing services while gaining access to Apple’s streaming platform and video game service at no extra cost.
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With the expansion, Moroccan users will have access to Apple TV’s catalog, which includes series such as “Ted Lasso,” “The Studio,” “Severance” and “Pluribus,” as well as films and documentaries.
Apple said its original productions have received more than 900 awards and over 3,800 nominations to date. The service will be available through the Apple TV app on devices including iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV 4K, compatible smart TVs and gaming consoles.
The launch of Apple TV in Morocco is part of the service’s international expansion. With the rollout, the platform will be available in 170 countries, adding 59 new markets.
More than 200 games with Apple Arcade
Moroccan iCloud+ subscribers will also gain access to Apple Arcade, which offers a catalog of more than 200 games. Titles listed by Apple include “Football Manager 26 Touch,” “NBA 2K26 Arcade Edition,” “Madden NFL 27 Arcade Edition,” “Hello Kitty Island Adventure” and “Angry Birds Reloaded.”
The service is ad-free and does not include in-app purchases. It also allows users to play games offline. Games are available on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV 4K.
Apple also announced that iCloud+ subscribers will have access to Apple Music Select, a selection of ad-free music stations.
Moroccan users who want to subscribe to Apple Music will also be eligible for preferential pricing of $3.49 per month for the individual plan and $5.49 for the family plan. The discount applies to the subscriber who pays for iCloud+ through Family Sharing.
The change also affects how Apple’s services are offered in Morocco. Apple TV and Apple Arcade will no longer be available as separate subscriptions in the country.
Users who already had individual subscriptions to either service will retain access, which will be transferred to their iCloud+ subscription. Apple said their Apple Arcade game saves and progress will be preserved.
The iCloud+ subscription will also retain its storage and backup features, along with additional options related to privacy and the Apple Invites app.
According to Eddy Cue, Apple’s senior vice president of Services and Health, the move is intended to bring personal data storage, entertainment and gaming together under a single subscription.
