If your device is an older iPad or iPhone model Close any other apps you have open and try launching your game again.If you can’t launch or play your game, your device may not have enough memory available to run the app. All apps that are running on your device use memory.Always tap the app icon to start the game instead of tapping notifications.Disable the Offload Unused Apps feature.Check that you have enough storage space on your device.If that doesn’t work, try restarting your device.

If the app crashesĬheck that your phone and app have the latest updates. If your game is not saved when you uninstall it, you could lose all the game data on your account.ĭelete any apps you don’t use or close apps running in the background. Important: Back up your game before trying to uninstall and reinstall it as a troubleshooting step.

Lost progress or don’t see your account? Make sure you’re signed in to the correct account for your game - EA Account, Apple ID, or Facebook.

Missing an in-game item you bought? Check out these missing in-app purchase troubleshooting tips.

Did you find a bug in your game? Tell us about it on Answers HQ or use the Report a bug category when you contact us.

We've chosen some of our most missed games, which we're worried you may have missed out on.Having trouble with your mobile game on iOS crashing, loading, connecting to servers, or other issues? Check out these troubleshooting steps for Apple iOS. Generally, if you've bought a title that becomes delisted, you can still download it from the 'Purchased' tab in the App Store app, but if you're worried about games disappearing for good you can check our guide on how to back up a removed app here. The worrying part of all this is that some games may not be digitally preserved for future generations to experience. Some publishers never even reveal why their games are removed. Illegal or immoral content, expired licenses, backdoor hacks - you name it. Games are removed from the App Store for all sorts of reasons.

At any given point you must have a wishlist of at least a dozen or two that you're waiting to go on sale or, better yet, free.īut what if something infinitely worse happens? What if the game you've been holding out for is removed, without warning? Well, you're just plain out of luck. The App Store is swamped with thousands upon thousands of titles. Updated July 10, 2020: Original story by Danny Russell, update by Jon Mundy

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