Launcher icon rewards are now more reliable: an interrupted icon change is remembered and retried when the app resumes, with a clear unlock message once the open-cell icon is active. This update also includes small polish and stability improvements.

The courtroom poll has been rebalanced again: the largest result can be wrong, even after 50:50, while the Owl remains helpful without guaranteeing the answer. Android launch artwork and adaptive icon rendering have also been corrected.

The tools at the foot of a case are now grouped and labelled: your lifelines, which you spend, separately from the favours you have earned, which stay with you for the run. Long legal passages now use justified typesetting with natural hyphenation for calmer reading. Career transfer codes have been removed so unlocks, achievements and leaderboards remain tied to play on the device. A new icon now puts the lawyer squarely behind bars.

Over 350 new questions: the corpus now passes 1,000, every answer still grounded in the article or ruling it turns on. Plus smaller refinements throughout.

Safer saves and a courtroom that works better for everyone. • Save and resume now recover cleanly from damaged data • Improved phone scrolling and a roomier iPad and tablet layout • Better keyboard and screen-reader navigation, with localized titles and labels • More reliable runs and tighter offline and privacy safeguards • All 653 questions verified in English, Dutch, French and German

Swipe right to go back, and the Android back button now works everywhere instead of closing the app. The lifelines at the foot of a case are labelled again, so it is clear what each one does.

Sound and style now have their own buttons in the top bar, next to theme and language. The style button shows a letter in the look it sets. Options keeps only the leaderboards switch.

The app name on your home screen now follows your device language, and the store lists all four languages the app is actually in.

The main menu now sits centred under the emblem on wider phones. The language and theme buttons are easier to hit, without taking up more room.

Theme and language switches now sit at the top of every screen, always one tap away instead of buried in the pause menu. Changing language on a verdict screen no longer sends you back to the main menu: your result, your run log and your entry in the tableau all stay put.

Sound, the Brabançonne, and error reporting. • All-new sound: the gavel, the courtroom, and the Brabançonne after a won run • Leaderboards and achievements, now on Android too (Play Games), off by default • Every question shows its number; report an error in one tap • The source of the legal texts beside every citation: Justel • Ten questions sharpened after a full legal audit

Study mode, and 621 questions. • New: drill by field of law — no clock, no cell • "To review": every question you miss returns until you answer it correctly • Statistics now show your coverage per field of law • 621 questions, every answer grounded in the article it turns on • Criminal law rewritten on the new Penal Code entering into force 1 September 2026 • Dozens of citations updated to the current consolidated text

Menu polish. • The menu now fills the screen properly instead of floating as a small panel • The main menu no longer drags or bounces when it already fits • Settings and Statistics keep their heading at the top with the action anchored at the bottom

Two ways to play, and a tidier courtroom. • Choose your look — Classic (engraved parchment) or Modern (clean and current), in Opties • A proper main menu: Options, Manual and Statistics, each on its own screen • New rank select before every run, plus Tabula rasa — the iron run with no aids at all • Hand-drawn line icons throughout, sharper contrast, dozens of layout and wording refinements • New app icon: the scales have reached a verdict

A whole new coat of paint — and a second one, in case you disagree with the first. • Style switch: choose Classic (engraved parchment) or Modern (clean and current) — the Aa button, top right • Hand-drawn line icons replace emoji throughout • One-tap tools now stay within thumb's reach during a case • Victory earned its laurels: bigger numbers, a proper medallion • Sharper contrast in sunlight, calmer buttons, dozens of small refinements • New app icon: the scales have reached a verdict

A cleaner, calmer interface with a distinct look for each screen, a light/dark theme toggle, gentler sounds, a share-your-score button, refined statute links, and small-screen layout fixes.