Crunchyroll Game Vault crosses 100 games with Streets of Rage 4, Little Goody Two Shoes, and more

Crunchyroll's Game Vault has crossed the 100-game mark, with a fresh wave of titles added to the mobile library that comes free with Mega and Ultimate Fan subscriptions. The new arrivals span cozy games, horror adventures, beat-'em-ups, and roguelikes — all playable without ads or in-app purchases on iOS and Android.

The headliners include ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs, a relaxing workshop game where you restore retro gadgets and phones to a lofi soundtrack; Little Goody Two Shoes, a stylish psychological-horror adventure; Snufkin: Melody of Moominvalley, the elegantly crafted Moomin adventure; Shovel Knight Pocket Dungeon, which remixes the classic platformer hero into a puzzle roguelike; and Streets of Rage 4, still one of the best beat-'em-ups around. A few titles landed slightly earlier: the 2D brawler Baki Hanma: Blood Arena, monster-hunting cooking game Battle Chef Brigade, and Beyblade X Xone for fans of the spinning-top franchise.

The Game Vault has quietly built into a genuinely solid perk. It already housed games like Dungeons of Hinterberg, Pepper Grinder, and Metal Slug Tactics before this expansion, and many titles support Bluetooth gamepads — Xbox, PlayStation, and controllers like the Backbone One — so you can get a proper gaming experience on your phone. Crunchyroll positions the vault as a no-extra-cost bonus on top of the anime streaming library, which makes it an easy sell for subscribers who already pay for the Mega or Ultimate Fan tier.

With hardware and game prices climbing, a 100-plus game library bundled into an existing subscription is hard to argue with. The full catalogue is available inside the Crunchyroll app, and the list keeps growing — so if you've been sleeping on the Game Vault, now is a reasonable time to take a look.