• Add Google as a way to sign in, so the same progress opens on Android and the web. Find it under Settings > How you sign in. • Step hints now name the deduction technique behind each move, so you learn the method as well as the answer. • Share links now include a spoiler-free replay of how you solved the case. • Leaving sign-in takes you back to where you were. • Steadier start-up and sign-out, including when you're offline. • Fixed a sync issue that could treat your first placed value as an empty cell after playing on two devices. • Ready for iOS 27.

• Learn the game with a short practice case: How to play, then Open the lesson. Works offline. • Hints now separate Show reasoning from Reveal one placement, and name the clues behind each step. • Brain Teasers: your first finished round is today's record. Play again any time as practice. • Lose a teaser and it now shows why the right answer settles it. • Solves made offline keep syncing, and the app tells you if one still needs a connection. • Choose reminder emails separately from news and offers in Settings. • Apple or Google now confirms it's you before a password is added or an account is deleted.

After a win, the case card now shows your next rank and the cases still open today, with one tap to the next. Every Brain Teaser ends with a way into the next one, and each teaser takes a different setting. The first case in every Case Pack is free, and the shelf shows each pack's price. Value choices open at the top of the board so every clue stays in view, or at the bottom if you pick it in Settings. Five-row boards keep every row visible, and a first tap on a game is never missed.

Your daily standing now names how you closed the case instead of showing a percentage that could read as though you finished last. Only a genuinely fast finish shows a placement number. Every other close is simply recorded, and your streak still counts the case. The upgrade screen leads with Full Access and gives every plan a clear action. The guided replay offer now sits on the card that explains it, and the first step is free. Clearer wording in the archive and the Evidence Room.

Two new quick cases: repair a switched pair in The Tampered File and judge statements in The Evidence Locker. See and share when you clear the whole daily desk. Home now shows progress and finished results more clearly, and the archive gains clearer dates, levels, and drawn theme icons. This release also fixes an iOS navigation crash and a blank play screen on large tablets.

Daily Standing now stays in sync after reconnecting. Signed-in players who are temporarily offline keep the right Archive experience, and update checks no longer overlap. On Android, onboarding stays fully reachable in short landscape windows. This release also includes reliability fixes and visual polish.

Signed-in detectives now get a Daily Standing after each daily case, so you can see how your solve compares as the day's results arrive. Archive navigation is more reliable, account changes keep the right player's data on screen, and reconnecting keeps saved progress and standing results in sync.

Verdict 1.9.2 is a fix and polish update. The Rule out button no longer slides off screen when a category name is long, so every board control stays reachable. The Hard Shelf now previews each week's Cold Case and Inspector's Special with a spoiler-safe line drawn from that week's own case. Links opened from outside the app land on the right screen after a cold start, and signing in no longer clears local progress.

Verdict 1.9.1 is a reliability update. Archive returns now land on the right shelf after sign-in. One False Statement strikes, undo state, and saved progress survive upgrades and reconnects more consistently. Offline progress and purchased-pack recovery are more resilient, and pushed shelves now respect the system navigation area.

Six new Case Packs, fifteen cases each: a casino with two sets of books, a snowbound express, a hotel with a fifth-floor secret, a Halloween night, and more. Buy one and it stays yours. The Archive now holds everything: every case filed, this week's drops, Case Files and Case Packs, in one place. New: show someone a code to scan and you both play the same case, face to face. Closing a case now points you to the Reconstruction. New artwork throughout, plus many fixes.

A big update for Mac detectives: the whole app now makes better use of large windows, text reads comfortably at desk distance, and the new Text Size setting (Settings > Display) lets you dial it in. Sharper layouts on every screen and small fixes throughout.

Case Packs and daily cases now open more reliably, with a clear retry if loading stalls. We also fixed a launch timing issue that could leave Verdict stuck on the opening screen.

Faster and more reliable startup for subscribers, smoother purchase flows, optional feedback when canceling a subscription, and stability improvements.

Fixes in this release: • Case Pack purchases now grant access reliably, including when a purchase moves between accounts. • The Case Packs shelf no longer stretches past the edge of the screen when it opens. • The connection notice no longer stays up after your network comes back. • Corrections to daily case timing, account deletion and checkout.

Verdict's biggest update yet: • The Inspector's Special: a new extra-hard case every Tuesday for Pro. • Case Packs: buy a named collection once, or open every pack with Pro. • Full Access: one payment for everything Pro includes, with no renewals. • Second Chair: Yearly and Full Access can seat another detective with a separate streak. • Case Files are now named Investigations, with weekly shelves, stamps, and a Chief's memo. • Reconstruction debriefs explain how a solved case fits together. • The Evidence Room collects every Brain Teaser in one place. • Large-text layouts keep the board playable at every supported text size.

Verdict now moves like a case file. Filing a value lands with a typewriter strike, ruling one out draws a line through the name, and a wrong placement gives the cell a quick shake. Solving a case gets a real celebration: the room darkens, the stamp slams down, and a camera flash marks the moment. Case Cold endings carry their own weight. Every animation honors your Reduce Motion setting.

Sharing got a full case-file makeover: branded, spoiler-free result cards and exact dated links that reopen the same puzzle. Share every daily mode, Cold Cases, Case Files, and your detective record with richer previews. We also tightened deep links, Pro access, and archive reliability.

Play without an account. • Your streak, your solved cases and your record now work as a guest — no sign-up needed. • The day's cases open even when you have no signal. • New here? You now start on a two-minute case instead of choosing a difficulty first. • Closing a case shows your streak and offers the next one in a single tap. • Brain teaser results now stay on your Record. • A faster start: the opening sequence plays on your first launch, not every launch. • Creating an account is two fields now, with Google and Apple sign-in at the top. Fixed • Sign in with Google on Android. • The countdown to the next case follows your own midnight, not UTC. • Cases you had already solved could show as locked in the archive. • The Frame-Up teaser could open with nothing to tap on phones. • The app could open to a blank screen if its fonts failed to load.

The Record Redesign. • The official record in every brain teaser is now the hall itself — suspects as place cards along a corridor, every detail labeled. • Prefer the classic spreadsheet? Tap GRID in the record header. Your choice sticks. • Colour now separates the record from the statements, so the gameboard reads at a glance. • Landscape support on phones. • Fixed: guest progress could be lost after a sign-in check. • A smaller download.

Verdict comes to iPad and Mac — the case file finally fits the desk. • Full iPad and Mac support: bigger boards, pointer and hardware-keyboard input, every orientation. • Sign in with Google. • Try Verdict Pro free for 14 days. • A proper welcome after going Pro, and clearer messages when a purchase doesn't go through. • Accessibility: better contrast throughout, and the app now declares its supported accessibility features. • Fixes: the offline banner no longer flashes when your device wakes up.