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Google Play Pass arrives in Brazil

Tuesday 8 December 2020 | 15:01 CET | News

Google has launched the Google Play Pass subscription service in Brazil, offering access to over 650 applications and games that are available with no advertisments, no in-app purchases and no cash payments. The collection of titles available ranges from Stardew Valley to AccuWeather, with new apps and games added to the subscriber package every month.

Besides Brazil, the service is being extended to Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Peru. A ten-day free trial is available, after which users can opt for the BRL 9.90 monthly or BRL 89.99 annual subscription plan.



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Categories: Internet
Companies: Google
Countries: Brazil
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