On the iPhone Duo, your hand now gathers under the hand button after you fold or unfold the phone, the table keeps the zoom you left it at, and the hand button moves to one side of the fold when the phone is partly folded like a book. On the closed Duo the line above your hand now reaches the edge of the screen, a deck's card list fits more cards in each row on the open Duo and on iPad, and the Deal Cards, Game Menu and Choose Template sheets can be pulled up to full height. On every iPhone and iPad, a table zoomed far out no longer slides off the side of the screen. Organize Cards now gathers your hand into a fan under the hand button, keeps the cards in order from left to right, and narrows the fan so a large hand fits on the screen. In multiplayer, the app no longer crashes when the host deals to a player whose own deck was dealt out, cards in your hand stay private when a match starts on your table, a player who joins with cards on their table now takes the host's table instead of keeping a second one, a deck change in Settings no longer leaves a stray card on the host's table, and in a match only the host can now change the deck. Opening the tutorial from Settings no longer clears a Free Play table in progress, the deck count no longer drops below zero after you delete or change the deck in play, and Replay's draw pile count now matches the table after a reset or shuffle and in a match with more than one copy of the deck.

In multiplayer, a match now starts on the deck the host chose, a player invited into a running match takes the table as it stands instead of replacing it, the dealer keeps the deal when another player leaves, and when a match ends the table is cleared along with the deck it was dealt from. Cards dealt to you now land in your hand, a card dropped on another player's avatar reaches them, and a fan of dealt cards is picked up as one pile. Your saved decks appear in every deck list from launch, and a deck whose name starts with a dot or runs very long now exports to a file you can find and import again. Replay and the Game Log keep every face-down deal, count the whole draw pile, credit a drawn card to the player who drew it, and no longer name the cards dealt to other players. On iOS 27 the clock and battery over the Free Play table turn black or white to stay readable against your table colour. VoiceOver now reads the Settings, Select Deck and Deck Editor titles as headings and says what the four symbol-only buttons in the deck settings do.

Settings and deck edits are now saved when the app goes to the background, so nothing is lost if it closes there. A deck file the app cannot read is now set aside rather than overwritten, so your decks can still be recovered. In multiplayer, a newly placed card no longer jumps back over a newer position from another player, and the app stays in step with players on newer versions. The two settings switches now read their captions to VoiceOver.

Multiplayer tables now stay in step. Reset puts every player's pile back on the host's deck, and when a player who has become dealer presses Reset, the table goes back to the deck in order. A returned card goes back to the pile it came from, including when you deal from another player's deck, and deleting a deck mid-match no longer moves the table off the shared deck or leaves stray cards in the next pile. Your own decks are left alone: returning a card no longer adds it to your saved deck, and joining a table with a deck you do not have no longer changes which deck you have selected. Two Hebrew labels are now spelt correctly.

On iPad, Deck now runs side by side with your other apps. In multiplayer, everyone at the table now deals from the same deck, even a custom deck only the host has, and a game no longer changes your own saved decks. In the card editor, deleting a card mid-edit no longer leaves you typing a rule onto the next card.

Fixes a crash when joining a game hosted by someone with more custom decks than you, and stops a resync from overwriting the wrong custom deck. A shared deck is now matched by what it is, not by where it sits in your list.

Custom decks can now be exported and shared, and an exported deck imports back as itself rather than as a copy. Deleting a deck keeps the deck you are playing. In multiplayer, a resync no longer turns a card in your hand face down, and a subscription in its billing grace period keeps you at the table.

The multiplayer subscription screen now reads in your own language, in every language the app supports, rather than falling back to English. Small fixes and refinements.

Shuffling is now reliable in multiplayer: every player sees the shuffle and the game log credits the player who shuffled. Small fixes and refinements.

- Settings text now follows one consistent style everywhere. - The rating prompt is more considerate about when it appears. - Multiplayer housekeeping and reliability improvements under the hood.

- Steadier multiplayer: card state stays consistent across every device in a match, including when players join, leave, or reconnect. - More of the app in your language: the rank picker, tutorial buttons, and the Game Center friends message are now localised in all 35 supported languages.

Deck of Cards now speaks your language — properly. Everything that was still English is translated: the deck editor, replay, the game log, the spoken card names VoiceOver reads aloud, and every screen in multiplayer and play. Counts read correctly in languages with more than one plural form.

Tapping the deck now always deals a card — the options menu moved to a swipe, so a deliberate tap is never mistaken for a hold. VoiceOver no longer announces a negative card count when playing with more than one deck.

Deck of Cards now speaks your language. This update ships full localization across 35 languages, so the whole app — menus, settings, and game log — reads in your own tongue. Also in this release: a steadier friends list that keeps its place across reloads.

A maintenance release. No new features this time. Card sizing, the player colour palette, and sound handling have been consolidated behind the scenes, so future updates are easier to make safely.

A small polish update: • Custom decks: rule text for red jokers now shows in the right colour. • Smoother, more reliable card animations under the hood. • General stability and performance improvements. Thanks for playing!

This update makes multiplayer much more reliable: • Cards you deal now appear in the same place for everyone — no more cards drifting off-screen on another player's device. • Cards in shared games are now full size, matching single-player. • Cards always stay on the table, and a clear edge appears when you zoom out so you can see the whole playing area. • Smoother pinch-to-zoom and panning on iPhone and iPad. Thanks for playing!

This update brings more reliable multiplayer, deck editor improvements, and a range of bug fixes and refinements. Thanks for playing!

Bug fixes

40-card deck 36-card deck 32-card deck

App now smoother than ever!

MULTIPLAYER! • NEW: Interactive tutorial to help you get started • Enhanced multiplayer experience • Audio feedback settings • Improved card animations • Bug fixes and performance improvements

Cards increase in size when they are placed in your hand. Cards now stack on top of each other more effectively. Can click on your hand to open a list view of all the cards in your hand.

Added deck with Jokers. Cards now retain their positions when tabs changed.

Customise colours of deck and board. Multiplayer coming soon... General UI improvement.