Fairer competition and tidier screens. • A hint you used stays used when you leave a level and come back. • In the Daily and Master Challenge the clock stops when you leave and picks up where it left off. • The Master Challenge allows three attempts a week; your best result counts. • Leaving a live duel now asks for confirmation. • Competition and Friends have a new layout; friend races show the day, both times and the result.

Refreshed Classic puzzles and a more forgiving stroke. • More than 300 puzzles have new shapes. • In Classic you can lift your finger once and continue from the last dot; twice on long levels. • A simpler bottom row: back, start over, hint and next side by side. • The hint arrives on level 11 with a short introduction. • In readability mode, lines and dots stand out better in bright light. Level numbers and saved progress are unchanged.

LineLoop now speaks German, Spanish, French, Portuguese and Japanese. • While a Master Route season runs, the Master Challenge card shows which week of the season it is. • The Master Challenge opens faster. • Clearer wording: what breaks a flawless streak, and what a progress reset removes. Level numbers and saved progress are unchanged.

The Daily Challenge, now on your Home Screen. • New widget: your streak, today's status and your once-a-month streak rescue at a glance; the medium size adds today's score and the time left until the next puzzle. Tap it to go straight to the Daily (iOS 17 and later). • Larger text: at the largest accessibility sizes nothing is cut off any more, and the board makes room for the bigger text. • The flawless streak now has its own icon; tap it to see what it counts. The flame belongs to the Daily and Master streaks. Level numbers and saved progress are unchanged.

Simplified the opening so the puzzle stays the puzzle. • Removed the dead-end warning — spotting a dead end is your job again • The starting point stays highlighted through level 10; finishing level 10 now shows a card pointing to the hint button that takes over • With the start already on screen, a hint now shows the first line instead • Hints now say what the level is worth this round, instead of a percentage Level numbers and saved progress are unchanged.

Your daily streak now forgives one missed day a month: skip a day, solve the Daily Challenge the next, and the streak carries on. The free first 100 levels have a name — the Starter Path; a badge in the level list tracks how far along you are, and finishing level 100 gets its own celebration. Choose Your Path shows Classic I, Classic II and the Expert Path from the start, each with its puzzle count and what one purchase opens. The opening levels read better: the starting point stays highlighted through level 10, and the moment your route can no longer be finished you get a warning — drag back to undo lines and try another way. A few early puzzles traded places: the one that could be lost on the very first move moved later, and familiar shapes took its place. Classic II opens with a more forgiving puzzle too, and the level 500 celebration now says what changes from there. The Master Challenge calendar grows from two years to four, so the weekly puzzles now come from far more distinct drawings. The last stretch of the campaign no longer leans on a single shape family, and difficulty climbs evenly all the way to level 1000. Some of the familiar shapes the store page promises only started after level 170; fish, ship, bicycle, sailboat, tree, butterfly and envelope now sit inside the free first 100. Settings gains a readability mode: larger text, higher contrast and a calmer background, for playing in bright light. Level numbers and your progress are unchanged. The purchase screen now previews genuinely recognizable shapes, and two near-identical puzzles on the Expert Path were pulled apart.

Free levels double from 50 to 100; the remaining 900 and the 100-puzzle Expert Path unlock with one purchase. Live Duel is rebuilt: Quick Match finds a 3-round game in one tap, and you can invite a friend to 1, 3 or 5 rounds at Balanced, Medium or Hard. Both players solve the same puzzle sequence; every round is scored and a tie goes to the lower total time. Each round has a 3-minute limit, a dropped connection gets a 15-second grace period to reconnect, and an opponent who leaves hands you a forfeit win. Each player can pause the game for both sides once per match, for up to 2 minutes. After finishing the Master Challenge you can replay the week's puzzle to improve your score. A shared result now reaches your friend whatever phone they use, and Daily and Master shares open the same puzzle. Saving is more reliable: new solves are stored without waiting for iCloud, and if a save fails you see a warning with a "Retry saving" button. Restoring a purchase now shows its progress and the actual result.

Added a dedicated Friends hub showing the levels Game Center friends have reached, same-puzzle time races, and live duels that start with a 3-2-1 countdown. LineLoop now supports iPad in portrait and landscape. The first successful Daily Challenge solve is the day's only official result; after completion, the next challenge arrives the following day. Progress now syncs automatically through iCloud across devices using the same Apple Account. This release also brings a special level 500 celebration and redesigned path choice, spoiler-free result cards, a refreshed app icon, direct Daily/Master links, and stability improvements.

The Classic journey now has 1000 levels. After level 500, Classic II opens with longer routes and new decision traps, alongside the 100-puzzle Expert Path. Daily Challenge now stays outside the campaign with no repeats for a full year, while the very hard Master Challenge refreshes weekly. New leaderboards, 6 achievements, personal time records, optional reminders, and more reliable touch tracing are also included.

Added two-step hints for when you get stuck; using a hint reduces the level score. Added a shared daily puzzle, weekly score competition, stage medals, clean-solve streaks, and 9 Game Center achievements. The scoring system was refreshed while preserving your previous progress.

Expanded to 500 levels. Improved puzzle variety and the 10-level difficulty curve. Added a Game Center leaderboard, more responsive touch controls, refreshed sounds, and interface improvements.

Level variety overhauled end-to-end! Every stretch now has far more distinct shapes, familiar objects (heart, car, clock, flower…) spread across the whole game, and no two puzzles look alike. Difficulty keeps ramping up smoothly. Enjoy!