20 new games, 65 in all.

You can now play 13 games with someone nearby over Bluetooth or the same Wi-Fi. We added an entry to find open gatherings across games and a list of supported games. Chat is optional and can be enabled when creating a gathering.

A fresh new look, and you can now start your own Club House.

The Club House is easier to read.

11 new games Sudoku 6×6, Crown Grid, Number Path, Shape Regions, Binary Balance, Box Regions, Hit & Blow, Yacht, Mancala, Dominoes and Dots and Boxes join the collection — 41 games in all. Club House (optional) Join a Club with just a nickname — there is no account. While you're in a Club, each game you finish sends its result (time, moves or score) to the Clubs you joined, automatically — only in the games that support Clubs, and nothing you played before joining. You can disconnect, delete your own records one by one, or change your name at any time. Backup & Restore Settings → Backup & Restore writes your progress to one file, so you can move it to another device or keep a copy. Simple Games never uploads it. Today's daily only The daily is now today's puzzle only. A daily left unfinished from an earlier day is cleared. Smaller changes During play, ↻ can also start a new board, as the result card does, in modes that have one. Hard Sudoku boards are ready sooner. Nonogram's column clues no longer get cut off.

Pin your favorites Star the games you play most and they stay at the top of the collection. The star on a game's home, a long press on its tile, and the list in Settings all point at the same favorites, and they keep the order you put them in. Search games The collection now has a search field, so you can find a game by name. Straight in from the app icon A long press on the Home Screen icon lists the first four games in your favorites. Picking one goes straight into that game instead of the collection, and if exactly one board is waiting there, straight back onto that board. Pick up and carry Solitaire, Spider Solitaire and FreeCell now let you drag a card where you want it; tapping still works exactly as before. In Nonogram a drag fills or crosses a run of cells. Hardware keyboards With a keyboard attached, Futoshiki, Kakuro and Quick Math take numbers, Backspace and the arrow keys, and F in Minesweeper or X in Nonogram switches input mode. The keys do the same things the on-screen buttons do — nothing here is keyboard-only. Fixes A long press on a tile in the collection now opens the favorites menu every time; on some tiles it used to do nothing. In Bubble Pop, a shot no longer goes off when the system takes your finger away mid-aim. The clock on a suspended board no longer resets just because you went back to that game's home. Some Hindi wording was corrected.

Share your result The Share button on a result screen now sends what that screen showed — your time, your score, the moves or hints it listed — along with a picture card of the result. It stays optional: nothing is unlocked, no ad is removed, and nothing about it is counted. Only a real win says "cleared". Free Play Sudoku, Nonogram, Takuzu, Kakuro, Futoshiki, Water Sort and Number Match now have Free Play: pick a difficulty and start a new board whenever you like, alongside the levels and the daily. More feel Sound effects with a proper scale, a short pause before the result screen appears, and your best record now shows the gap next to it. Level progress reads n/100. Wider screens Tablets and large screens use the space instead of stretching a phone layout, and in the games that have them, a hardware keyboard can undo (Ctrl/Cmd+Z) and ask for a hint (H).