Apple Arcade Unveils Sneaky Sasquatch x Subway Surfers+ Crossover, Plus Stickers
Apple Arcade launches an exclusive Sneaky Sasquatch x Subway Surfers+ crossover, featuring new skins, hoverboards, birdwatching update, and iMessage stickers. Update on Sept 17.

Apple has launched a crossover that blends its popular stealth‑adventure game Sneaky Sasquatch with the endless runner Subway Surfers+ on Apple Arcade, offering new skins, hoverboards, and a reimagined level for players until October 7. The crossover, described by Apple as “the sneakiest of the summer,” also includes a set of Sneaky Sasquatch stickers for iMessage and a major update scheduled for September 17 that adds a bird‑watching feature.
The crossover begins today, giving players access to four character skins and two hoverboards themed after the open‑world game. In the revamped Subway Surfers+ level, players can dash through a Sasquatch Valley‑inspired environment where raccoon coins replace the classic gold coins and a security guard appears in ranger attire. The changes aim to merge the distinct aesthetics of both titles while maintaining the core gameplay of Subway Surfers+.
Apple’s senior director of Apple Arcade, Alex Rofman, said the partnership showcases the strong community around Sneaky Sasquatch. “Sneaky Sasquatch is the most beloved game on Apple Arcade and has had one of the most passionate communities of players since day one,” Rofman told 9to5Mac. “This exclusive crossover with Subway Surfers+ and the new birdwatching update are just the latest ways players can enjoy Sneaky Sasquatch, with more awesome updates planned for the game over the coming months.”
The September 17 update will introduce a bird‑watching mode featuring more than 30 species of birds that players can photograph. Each photo can be sent to an in‑game birder to log in a bird database and earn rewards. Rofman explained that photos are graded on composition and subject, with bonuses awarded for rare species, first‑time sightings, or multi‑bird shots. The feature encourages exploration of the game’s environments and adds a new layer of challenge for players who enjoy photography and collection.
In addition to the in‑game content, Apple is providing a set of Sneaky Sasquatch stickers for the Messages app. Users can download the stickers and send them to friends in iMessage, allowing fans to share the crossover theme in everyday conversations.
Apple Arcade, the subscription‑based gaming service that offers a rotating catalogue of titles, has used the crossover to highlight its ability to bring together distinct game worlds. Sneaky Sasquatch, a stealth‑based title where players sneak around a town to steal items, has been praised for its charming graphics and engaging mechanics. Subway Surfers+, meanwhile, is a long‑running runner that keeps players engaged with its colorful, fast‑paced gameplay.
The crossover is exclusive to Apple Arcade and will remain available until October 7, after which the special content will likely be removed. The September 17 update, however, will continue to add new features beyond the crossover, ensuring that players have fresh content to explore throughout the rest of the year.
Apple has positioned the crossover as a seasonal event, encouraging players to engage with both games before the limited‑time window closes. By combining the stealth elements of Sneaky Sasquatch with the endless running of Subway Surfers+, the partnership offers a unique experience that blends two popular genres. The addition of bird‑watching and iMessage stickers further extends the crossover’s reach into social media and everyday communication, providing fans with multiple ways to enjoy the new content.
For users who subscribe to Apple Arcade, the crossover and upcoming update promise a mix of familiar gameplay and new challenges. Apple’s emphasis on community engagement, as highlighted by Rofman’s comments, suggests that the company intends to keep the Sneaky Sasquatch title fresh with future updates. The partnership with Subway Surfers+ demonstrates Apple’s willingness to experiment with cross‑game collaborations, potentially setting a precedent for future seasonal events on the platform.
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