What's New in Simply Bingo 3.5 • Card Themes — Choose from Classic, Ocean, Sunset, or Royal daub colors in Settings • Animated Cell Marking — Satisfying ink splash animation when cells are daubed • How to Play — New guide accessible from the title screen and Settings, covering rules, patterns, game modes, and features • Achievement Progress — See how close you are to unlocking each achievement with progress bars in Stats • Share Your Wins — Share your Bingo results (pattern, ball count, streak) with friends after a win • Multiplayer Lobby Polish — Scanning indicator, animated player joins, and connection tips for a smoother multiplayer experience • Coin Balance in Stats — Your coin total now displays prominently at the top of the Stats screen • About & Reset — Version info and a Reset All Stats option in Settings • Game Center — Achievements and leaderboards now fully connected — track your fastest Bingo and compete globally • Shake to Draw — Shake your device to draw the next ball (toggle in Settings) • Auto-Draw — Automatic ball drawing with adjustable speed • Dark Mode — Full dark mode support • Accessibility — VoiceOver labels on all key interactive elements and Dynamic Type support for scalable text • Bug fixes and performance improvements

I feel like pest control, getting all those bugs! Multiplayer should work as advertised now - if you host a game, joiners will see the lobby and then be able to play.

-More Multiplayer bugs found and squashed.

Bug fixes for Multiplayer

-Bug fixes related to Multiplayer

Bug fixes for Multiplayer Added Bonjour detection Start of Game Center implementation

Version 3.1 is amazing! -Added local WiFi based Multiplayer. --One host, everyone joins. Host draws ball and it will appear on everyone's device. Share in the excitement of multiplayer bing -Fix a lot of bugs in Single player also. We are getting there. But we LOVE Bingo!

Version 2.0.2 brings some minor UI clean up, a new subtle pulsing animation on the "near win" cell and now has Music and SFX! (Yes you can turn them off in the settings menu). B-I-N-G-O!

This release adds full Dark Mode support across the app. I went through the main game screen, settings, stats, and win/lose/tie modals to make sure text stays readable and the UI keeps its punch in both light and dark appearances. I also cleaned up a handful of annoying edge-case bugs found during real-world play — mostly little logic/UI hiccups that could make the game feel inconsistent. Nothing major changed gameplay-wise beyond making everything look right and behave more reliably.

This release is all about making single-player feel sharper and more fun. AI opponents got a nice polish pass — you can now pick their difficulty, see how close they are to Bingo during a race, and wins/losses/ties resolve correctly (ties pay out fewer coins, because… fair). I also added an Auto-Daub Speed slider so the game runs at your pace, plus streak tracking in Stats to show when you’re on a heater. Four Corners rounds now only call balls that can actually count, and the end-of-game popup includes a quick recap so you can see how the round played out at a glance.

What’s New in Simply Bingo 1.5 This update adds a bunch of fun quality-of-life upgrades. There’s a new E-Shape win pattern in the rotation, plus a Settings gear so you can customize how you want to play. If you prefer the classic feel, you can now turn on Manual Marking to stop auto-marking and tap the card yourself. When Manual Marking is enabled, you can optionally use Highlight Assist to outline matching numbers. I also added a near-win indicator so you’ll know when you’re just one ball away from completing the current pattern. And if you’re into feedback, haptics are here — a light buzz when a ball helps you, and a stronger one when you win — with a toggle in Settings if you want it off. Finally, the win popup is nicer to use now: you can tap outside of it to dismiss, or hit Play Again like before. Overall, everything should feel smoother and more polished.