Faster, fairer timers and a clearer way to start a game. • Game timers now follow the server's clock, so a phone with the wrong time no longer stretches every round for the whole room. • Pick a vibe, then see its settings before you play. Every game type opens the options page prefilled, and you can change anything. • Each vibe card shows its rounds and a rough game length. • Out Loud and Hidden now default to 2 rounds. Custom starts at 1 so you can set it up your way. • Music Nerds: "Faster guesses. For people who know their stuff."

Game music and voices now play even when your iPhone's silent switch is on, so the host phone runs the whole party. A brand new set of 51 categories, from rock anthems and 80s bangers to the best last song of the night. Long category names now fit on every screen instead of being cut off.

Clearer, smoother party rounds. - Timers now show when it's your move and what's coming up next - Host-only buttons look tappable on the host's phone and plain on everyone else's - Greyed-out buttons tell you what they're waiting for - Your guess shows SENDING, then GUESS IN, so you know it landed - Ties are settled with a sudden death round - Standings update after every song, with a new score reveal - Smarter answer checking, so the right song counts even when a video title is messy - If a song won't play, its picker is asked to choose another - Joining a game that's already started now tells you so, instead of "wrong code" - Lots of smaller fixes

Cleaner rounds — the tutorial pop-ups are gone from the timed screens. Stall for a moment and your character nudges you instead. Clearer answers — when a pick won't go through, the app now tells you why, including the "not available" message that used to appear on the wrong song. Full room? You'll be told to grab the next game and you keep the name and character you picked, instead of being bounced back and told you typed the code wrong.

Two fixes. Two players can no longer pick the same song — once someone claims a track, every version of it is locked for that round. And starting a game on a patchy connection is much faster: the app now tells you when it's waiting on your signal instead of sitting on a blank screen.

Smoother music for everyone at the table. The countdown now shows on every phone, the second player in a two-player game gets a clean now-playing card instead of a stalled video, and the play button only appears on the phone that controls the music. Coming back from the background or an accidental back-tap keeps you in the game. Layout tuned for smaller iPhones.