What's new in 1.4.1 This release adds a new game mode, Six Windows, and shortens its round timer from 90 to 60 seconds. No account required. The whole app is playable as a guest — no sign-in, no credentials needed. How to try Six Windows (it's free): On the home screen, open the Six Windows card (marked "NEW MODE"). Tap the free practice round to unlock the mode (no other player needed). You stand in the middle of a room made of six photos and drag to look around; find up to four hidden figures within 60 seconds. To create your own room, take six photos of a room around you; to play someone else's, enter their code via "Enter a code." Camera / Photos usage: the camera and photo library are used only to let a player capture or pick the photos they hide figures in. Photos attached to a challenge auto-delete after 30 days.

Send a challenge without leaving Hidloo, and eight things that were quietly wrong. - Send a challenge straight to anyone you have already played a round with. No more copying a code into a chat app for the fortieth time. - Challenge people from the standing. Both of you turn it on in Settings first, and nothing but the photo and the code ever travels. - A new screen, What I sent, showing every code you sent and whether it is still waiting, was played, or ran out. - Every code now lasts 24 hours instead of one. The hour was counted from when you made it, and the clock that matters starts when the other person picks up their phone. - The standing no longer stops at fifty. A button at the foot of the table loads the next fifty. - You no longer appear in your own list of people to send a challenge to. - A challenge sent to you arrives once, not twice. - Sudden death opens in full. On landscape photos the start button used to be pushed off the bottom of the screen. - Hiding a lot in one hour now says exactly that, instead of claiming your photo failed a content check it never failed. - Signing out now signs you out. Going back no longer returned you to the account you had just left. - Rate Hidloo from inside the app instead of going to a store page. - Deleting your account now also tells Apple, so Sign in with Apple access is revoked along with everything else.