Hearts come to Solar Puzzles. Every game shares one tank of five: losing a run costs a heart, and one grows back every 20 minutes on its own, even while the app is closed. An empty tank means a short space break — the Space Museum stays open the whole time. Leaving a game halfway costs a heart too, and now you watch it go: the game says the price before you confirm, then shows the heart spent, the hearts left and the wait for the next one. Also in this update: A tidier home screen: star points and hearts share one pill, with a ring counting down to the next heart. On iPad, How to Play and Settings now fill the screen instead of floating in a small card. Planet Blocks drops the Sun badge — the board's own glowing rim already says which way blocks will fall.

Planet Blocks now grows with you. Reach a new level and the Sun moves: blocks start falling sideways, and later it hops from edge to edge. Then come the comets, frozen blocks that never move and need two burns to melt. Deeper in, one can land right in your tray, so you pick the spot yourself. Also in this update: Picking up a piece is quiet now, with a firmer buzz instead of a click. A piece can no longer drop into the wrong place while the board is still burning. The new planet card fits properly on every screen size. More avatars to choose from.

The black hole is more alive than ever! It now glows red and spins faster and faster as the marble chain gets close — and gently slows the chain down near the edge, giving young astronauts a fair last chance. In Planet Blocks, meteors now burst finished lines instantly. Sound, music and vibration now toggle right from the pause screen, and the screen stays awake while you play. Plus small fixes and polish for smoother play.