Apple's take on game streaming, Apple Arcade, will arrive this fall with more than 100 "new and exclusive" titles you won't find elsewhere.

At least one of the titles will be a Sonic the Hedgehog racing game from Sega, which Cupertino teased during a Monday event. A Zelda-like game called Oceanhorn 2: Knights of the Lost Realm was also shown.

Apple Arcade will allow iOS, Mac and Apple TV owners to stream the games across their hardware. If you don't have a great internet connection, you'll be able to download games and play them offline.

Apple Arcade will also feature titles from Disney, Lego, and Konami. Other games teased in Monday's announcement include those from lesser-known developers Mistwalker, Sumo Digital, and Raw Fury.

Apple Arcade will appear as a new tab in the App Store; like Apple Music, editors will offer recommendations. Many of the games will also be compatible with physical game controllers.

"Paid games are often critically acclaimed and beloved by the people who play them, but competing with free is hard, so even the best of these games have only reached a smaller audience. With the simplicity of a single subscription, Apple Arcade will bring games like these to the App Store's more than 1 billion gaming customers," Apple said in a statement.

Rivals like Google and Microsoft are creating their own cloud gaming services as a way to bring the most graphically intense games to hardware that wouldn't normally be able to run them. With Apple Arcade, you'll be able to download and play games offline, which suggests the service is more of a new business model.

Apple didn't mention pricing for Apple Arcade, but the company stressed it won't come at the cost of your privacy. Games over Apple Arcade will not be able to collect your personal information or track your details unless you given them explicit consent to do so.

In addition, games on Apple Arcade are barred from selling downloadable content. "Since every game includes access to the full experience, including all game features, content and future updates, no additional purchases will be required," the company said.

The company intends on adding new titles to Apple Arcade once it launches. It'll be available in more than 150 countries.