This September, Apple Arcade's catalog will get even bigger as the video game subscription service will welcome four new titles. One of these is Cypher 007, featuring the iconic spy and secret agent James Bond. Apple describes the title as "an all-new James Bond experience where players will immerse themselves in a modern twist on a spy adventure game."

Cypher 007 is the only Bond video game that is available for mobile users. From developer Tilting Point, it will see players, as James Bond, go up against Blofeld, one of the fabled character's biggest enemies. Blofeld, the head of Spectre, seeks to turn James Bond into a double agent with the help of a brainwashing technique known as Cypher.

According to Apple, Cypher 007 will have a leaderboard so players can prove their mettle against other 007 agents from other parts of the world. Apart from the Bond game, Apple Arcade will also launch Japanese Rural Life Adventure, Junkworld, and My Talking Angela 2+.

My Talking Angela 2+ is the first game to arrive on the platform. It is a virtual pet game where players will help Angela, a cat, lead a fashionable and fulfilling life, including jewelry design, dance practice, song-making, and baking. It will launch on the platform on September 8.

Japanese Rural Life Adventure is exactly what it says on the tin. It is a life simulation video game set in rural Japan. Players will get to participate in all the activities that come with the setting, including cooking, fishing, farming, and exploration. They will also get to experience all the different Japanese seasons in the game. It is slated for release on September 15.

Up next is Junkworld, a tower defense title that will see players lead their clan to victory. To do this, they will navigate dangerous terrains and outwit treacherous companions. This title has a September 22 release on the cards.

IO Interactive, the Danish video game developer behind the Hitman video game series, is hard at work on a James Bond video game. The game, codenamed Project 007, will be a James Bond origin story and the company recently opened a new studio dedicated to bringing the title to life.

If you want to register for the Apple Arcade, the subscription service will set you back only $4.99 per month after a month-long free trial. For Apple users who only just got their device, the service is available for free for the first three months.

Apple Arcade is available on the iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV.