VoiceOver. The board is now made to be played by ear. Every tile says where it is and what it holds; POSITION LAST in SETTINGS, ACCESSIBILITY names the tile first and its place after. Every move reports what it did: what was cleared, a cascade, charges made or fired, TASK MET or OUT OF MOVES. A move the board refuses says so, and a press while the tiles are still settling says so too. Swap two tiles with a double tap on one and then on its neighbour, no rotor needed; the rotor's SWAP actions are offered only where an exchange is possible. A two-finger double tap on a tile reads its row and its column. DESCRIBE on a charged tile, a crate or a sealed container speaks its rule. Every screen announces itself, a page turn says its page, section titles are in the headings rotor, and the switches in Settings say their state. The manual has a new section, BY EAR, and opens from the TASK line on the board. Language. Portuguese (Brazil) is the sixth language of the terminal. Pick it in SETTINGS, LANGUAGE, or let the terminal follow the phone's language. Every screen, the story in the log and the widget are translated. DIAG. The DIAG key under the board counts the exchanges the board would accept, on demand: a bare number, printed and spoken, that names no move and clears as soon as the board changes. It now has its definition in the manual, under BY EAR: an exchange is legal when the tiles match, one is an override, or both are charged. First watch. On a new fortress, BEGIN WATCH opens the first board straight away. The watch and the mission list come after the first shift report. Supply Depot. Two more ambient rooms, DEAD AIR and THE MORNING WATCH. Two voices for the board, BRASS and TAPE, change the sound of every strike while you play. Tap a room or a voice to hear it before buying. SUPPORT THE WATCH is a thank-you and changes nothing. Everything here is cosmetic: nothing you buy helps you play.

Sound. The spatial room has been optimized, so the melodic line of the ambience no longer distorts. Languages. Additional localizations have been added. Pick one in Settings, or let the terminal follow the phone's language.

AI Madness, a new mode outside the fortress. Boards up to 10 by 13, sometimes only three kinds of tile, cascades that barely stop, tasks that may be impossible. Nothing is banked. Every shift has a code: send it to a friend and they get the same board. On an iPhone with Apple Intelligence, Apple's on-device model (Foundation Models) picks the shift's character and writes its line in the log. The Signals Annex: three new stations that use the phone's instruments. A weather post reads the barometer, and a pressure front opens salvage digs for two hours. An acoustic modem sends a callsign as sound. A direction finder for nearby stations. Every sensor stays off until you switch it on, with a master cutoff in Settings. New on the board: convoy crates, sealed containers, interference, burned sectors, salvage ground. Two new kinds of task: decode a sequence in order, fill a gauge in every column. Two charged tiles swapped together fire one combined shape, up to the whole board. Cascades come from tiles already on the board, not from the refill. Balance: tasks ask for less, and every other run deals a plain board. Repairs: each system is repaired once, the tiers are gone. The Systems screen shows every bill against your shelves, and pressing a bill marks the mission that pays it. The Operating Manual, inside the game: every rule the engine keeps, on its own pages. On the board: a task can be abandoned at any time. A reshuffle is announced instead of happening silently. A DIAG key counts the legal moves on demand. The debrief prints the shift's telemetry. Sound, rebuilt: the room is synthesized live and seeded from your fortress. It changes with what is running, with the hour of the night and with the weather. Each kind of tile has its own note, and a cascade climbs the scale. The Long Dark rings on bells now. Headphones recommended. Widget: the medium size shows the seven stores and the archive count. StandBy is supported. Lock screen: an open pressure front shows as a Live Activity for the two hours it lasts. Off by default, in Settings.