A round that never ended A defect made the game unplayable past the first round: “See the scores” and “Back to the round” kept handing off to each other, never offering what came next. Fixed — and games left stuck unstick themselves on update. FIND THE TRUTH, A NEW MODE Tick it before you start. The reader no longer names a single player: they keep guessing until they get it right, or until only two names are left. Every miss costs them a point and earns one for the bluffer they unmasked. A truth that survives the round unfound earns a point for whoever took it. You count points, not cards — so a total can drop below zero. And sensing disaster, the reader can give up. But only after taking their chance at least once. A NUDGE WHEN NOTHING COMES Inventing on command isn't for everyone. “I'm stuck” offers a bluffing technique — never a ready-made answer. Nobody else sees it. ELSEWHERE Buttons read better, links finally look tappable, and “How to play” explains the new mode.