• Under the hood: the developer's own feedback notes are now signed on the phone, so nobody can file a note as us. No gameplay changes.

Remote play, all round • Host is one tap: the room code is made for you, and it rides the top of every round screen. • Join sits right under the code field. Share a room as an imposterly.app/join link: friends tap it and Imposterly opens on that room, code already filled in. • The host drags the lobby into the order you're actually sitting, and every phone follows. • Wait screens now say who the room is still waiting on, under each face. • Hold "Your word" on the Talk and Vote screens to see your card again. Let go and it hides. • A seated phone stays awake, so no more "Reconnecting…" every time you pick it up. • Everyone seated is dealt in, even with the app in the background. • A seen, ready or vote the room missed goes again on its own, so it no longer says someone hasn't seen the word when they have. • If the host drops, everyone is told, and who hosts now. Everywhere • Every word carries a one-line meaning, on the secret card and on the results screen. • Players get their own blob, drawn from their name. Change the name and the blob changes with it; there's no emoji to pick any more.

• Fixed the How to Play video: the Talk it out scene now shows the real discussion screen instead of a blank phone.

• New to the game? A quick intro on first launch, and How to Play now starts with a 25-second video. • Your word shows for 15 seconds with a countdown, then passes itself to the next player. Tap when you're done to pass sooner. • A hand-off screen before every secret ballot and before the imposter's guess. • New Appearance setting: Light, Dark, or follow your phone (the default).

• New Kenya shelf: six packs a Kenyan table knows by heart — Kenyan Food, Sheng Slang, Around Nairobi, Matatu Life, Animals In Swahili and Kenyan Wildlife. • It starts on for phones set to Kenya. Everywhere else it waits, off: one switch in Categories turns it on.

• Play remotely: one phone hosts a room, friends join with its four-letter code, and everyone plays on their own phone — same cards, same vote, the result on every screen at once. • Tap Ready when the talking is done. The vote opens when everyone is ready, or when the host says go. • Lost signal or locked your phone? Open Imposterly again and you're back in your seat, card and score included. • Playing on one phone is exactly as before — no internet needed.

• Tap your card to see your word — it shows for five seconds, or until you tap again. • When the word goes down, the hand-off takes over: whose turn it is next, in big letters, so nobody reads the wrong card. • Straight to the vote. Clue rounds and the discussion timer are gone — see your word, talk it out, vote. • Playing with more than one imposter? The ballot now asks for exactly as many faces as there are imposters. • Table doesn't know the word? Player one can shuffle it before they pass the phone. • Word packs sit on shelves now — Everyday, Pop Culture, Animals & Nature, Places & Travel, Sports & Games — with the full list one tap deeper. • Tidier word lists: the obscure entries and clunky phrases are out, the concrete nouns stay. • Easier player editing: the list starts empty, tap a name to rename it, swipe to delete.

• Send feedback — a new row in Settings. Tell us what broke or what the game is missing, and it lands with the person who builds it. No account, no email app needed. • Rate Imposterly — because App Store search is the only way anyone finds a free game with no ads to pay for them.