OutBrick 5.2 is our biggest update yet. • Ten new villages: levels 13–132 rebuilt with brand-new boards. Swap and slide on fresh shapes, including a board split into two islands. Your stars and progress stay exactly where they were. • New ideas to discover, each shown once with a quick hand gesture: counted gates, conveyor belts, face-down bricks and portals. • More villages arrive without an app update. Look for the "More villages coming" sign at the end of the Journey. • A new Home: your furthest village, by day, at dusk and under a night sky. • OutBrick now speaks 39 languages, with prices always in your own currency. • Ask Siri "What level am I on in OutBrick?" or "When are my lives full?" • Clearer VoiceOver descriptions on the board, in every language.

OutBrick 5.1.2 refines VoiceOver and makes the whole game snappier. • VoiceOver stays where you are. Reading the board no longer counts as standing idle, so no offer pops up over the board while you explore, and focus no longer jumps back to the top of the board. • Explore by touch finds every brick, gate and empty cell where it is drawn, on older iPhones and iOS versions too. A gap in a board says "No cell here". • When a card closes, VoiceOver goes back to where you were, and no screen is left silent behind it. • A hint no longer moves focus to a brick that has already gone. • New in Settings › Accessibility: Hints when idle. Turn it off to work boards out yourself; the Hint booster and Read the board still help. • Home and the Journey map are lighter with VoiceOver: less lag, less heat, better battery. • Countdowns are read in minutes and no longer change under your finger every second. • On the Journey map, VoiceOver's Actions rotor now opens Missions. Thank you to everyone on AppleVis and in the OutBrick Community who reported these. Please keep telling us what you find.

OutBrick 5.1.1 fixes a board that could seem frozen. • When extra moves arrived while a tip card was on screen, the card could vanish while still blocking the board. VoiceOver found only the card, and your next swipe was spent putting it away. The tip card now stays until you're done with it, and the board takes your next move straight away.

OutBrick 5.1 changes how every board plays. • Slide & Match, on all 2,000 boards. Boards have room to move now. Swipe a brick toward an empty space and it stops where you let go. Slide it into the gate of its colour and it goes home. Swipe it into a neighbour to swap them, and lines of three or more still clear. A gate's goal counts both the bricks you send home and the ones of its colour you clear. • Twelve kinds of board, village after village. On some, bricks fall and new ones drop in; on others nothing falls, and the board opens up as you play. Long, big, L and T bricks slide as one piece and leave only through a gate as wide as they are. Crates, ice, locks, moss, statues, sealed beds, iced gates and counted gates get in the way, and the gates now fill the board's border. • Learn as you go. Each new idea gets a short card the first time you meet it, and a solver finds a winning line for every board before it ships. • Slide with VoiceOver. Every brick that can move offers its slides as actions, such as "Slide right 1 cell", "Slide up to the end, 3 cells" or "Slide left, out through the red gate". VoiceOver says where the brick stopped and what went home, and hints name slides as well as swaps. • The OutBrick Community. Community and Report a bug, new in Settings, open our community on the website: ask for help, report a bug or vote for ideas. Report a bug fills in your device, its system version, the app version, your level and whether VoiceOver, Switch Control or Larger Text is on, so you can go straight to what happened. • Settings in Liquid Glass. The switches and choices in Settings are now Liquid Glass, in OutBrick's own green and red. • Easier to watch. Blasts and falling bricks play a little slower, so you can see what happened, and the board takes your next move as soon as it is still.

Thank you for every message about 5.0. This update is built from your feedback. • Faster with VoiceOver. A move's result is now spoken the moment you make it, instead of after the animation, and VoiceOver keeps its place on the brick you moved. • Hints speak again. Ask for a hint and VoiceOver tells you which brick to swap and which way, then takes you to it. • Gates explained. Every gate tells you how to use it, and a brick standing in front of its own gate says so. • Settings that explain themselves. Every option in Settings › Accessibility now says what it does. • More VoiceOver tools. A two-finger double tap gives you a hint on a board, a two-finger scrub closes any screen, new rotors jump to specials, goals, blockers and gates, and an optional row sound lets you hear where the colours sit. • Boards finish when you win. The board ends the moment your goals are met. Every move you have left turns into a line blaster for a bigger score, and more stars. • Goals that look like your bricks. Goal icons now match the board's bricks exactly, in every village and colour palette, and a finished goal stays in its own colour. • Siri, without opening the game. Ask how many lives you have, when the next one comes back, about today's Daily Brick, or how many stars you have in a village. • Find OutBrick everywhere. Spotlight learns which levels and villages you play, Visual Intelligence can find a matching village or friend from a photo of toy bricks, and widgets come forward in your Smart Stack when there is something to do. • Focus filters. Choose whether a Focus such as Sleep or Work turns off the music and pauses OutBrick's reminders. • Fresh design. The level card, the wardrobe and the shop tiles now wear OutBrick's own colours, with clearer text.

OutBrick 5.0 is the biggest update we have ever made. • Swap and match, everywhere. All 2,000 boards now play like the classics you love: swap two bricks to line up three, four or five of a colour. Lines of four make line blasters, L and T shapes make bombs, five in a row makes a colour bomb, and every pair of specials combines into something bigger. Tap a special to set it off. • Cascades you can watch. Bricks fall, slide diagonally around fountains, statues and garden beds, and stream back in from the top, so the village floor shows through between waves. • Gates on every board. Match a brick in front of the gate of its colour and watch it fly out. Iced gates thaw, counted gates close, and some boards ask you to send a colour home. • Every board proven. A solver clears each of the 2,000 boards before it ships, and a board can never leave you without a move. • The friends dress for the village. All nine brick friends wear an outfit for each of the 167 villages, or the one you pick in the new Wardrobe: 87 outfits, plates, palettes, brick finishes, celebrations, trails and frames. • Accessibility, deeper than ever. Play every board with VoiceOver, Voice Control, Switch Control or a keyboard. A new Accessibility tab in Settings brings together colour-blind glyphs, a high-contrast board, animation speed, how much VoiceOver says, a left-handed tray and Hold to confirm. The Journey map now tells you where you are with a two-finger double tap. • Friends that speak beside you. Speech bubbles now sit next to the friend who is talking, and never over your goals or your bricks. • New ways to keep playing. Build your own rescue at the end of a board, pick a booster box that fits the goal you missed, or take a Rescue Week of unlimited lives. Everything is optional, and every board can still be cleared without spending.

OutBrick 4.5 — sealed rooms, hidden bricks, and nine friends who finally look their best. NEW ON THE BOARD • Sealed rooms: from level 33, parts of a board sit behind a lid. Open it by clearing enough bricks, by clearing one colour, with a stained-glass colour key, after a brass move clock counts down, or through a numberless keyhole. Every board is still proven solvable. • Face-down "?" bricks turn over only when a neighbour leaves the board — so plan ahead. • Escalators and elevators carry bricks across the board. • Hints now come from a real solution: the first move of an actual path to the exit. • The boards were re-sorted so a level's difficulty badge matches the board on it, and 137 boards that were too easy were rebuilt. • Move limits now tighten as you climb the levels. They never drop below what the board needs, with room to spare. MUSIC AND SOUND • Two new licensed songs: one that follows you through every menu, one for all 2,000 boards. • A new, lighter set of toy-brick, coin and celebration sounds, with the busier effects taken out. YOUR BRICK FRIENDS, REFINED • All nine friends were remodelled: seamless backpack straps, a tidy compass cord and wristwatch for Bloo, and flush packs with their own shapes for Sprout, Bricko, Zippy, Vio, Flurry and Poppy. Poppy now really holds her wand, and nobody's arms pass through scarves or headphones any more. • Every friend's speech bubbles now come in all twelve languages. • Your own friend now stars in your notifications, widgets, Live Activity and iMessage stickers, and all nine have stickers. • The Live Activity friend frets when three moves or fewer are left. • VoiceOver users can now tickle a friend and hear what it says. • A new Control Centre button: Meet a friend. A NEW APP ICON • Bloo, the real 3D character, stands behind a course of bricks with his mittens resting on top, over a glowing violet burst. APPLE WATCH, REBUILT • The watch plays like the phone: the same touch feel on the board, the same sounds, live 3D friends on Home and after a clear, and the phone's missions, Pass, Shop, Leaders and Journey. • Watch reminders: your watch nudges you when a board is waiting or your lives are full, without doubling up with your phone. • Your watch and iPhone now share one save through iCloud, so lives, purchases and progress stay in step. IPAD, MAC, APPLE VISION PRO AND APPLE TV • iPad: play with a hardware keyboard (arrow keys, Tab, ⌘Z) and see a one-time keyboard tip. Mac: translated menus and layout fixes for Mac windows. • Apple Vision Pro runs the full game in its window. NOTIFICATIONS • The number on the app icon now only counts rewards that are really waiting for you, and a message from us no longer changes it. • News from OutBrick now shows even while you're playing, quietly, without a sound. EASIER TO READ AND USE • Speech bubbles grow with large text instead of clipping, on Home and on the Journey map. • Reduce Motion now also calms the friends' tilt-to-look and their reactions. • The Daily Brick and Streak widgets say what earns today's brick: clear a board. NOTHING MOVED IN THE SHOP • No price changed. Lives still come back on their own, the first undo on every board is still free, and every board can still be cleared without spending anything.

OutBrick 4.2 — a harder game, on a Journey rebuilt in brick. THE BOARDS ASK MORE OF YOU You told us every level was too easy. You were right, and this is the release that starts to answer it. • The whole 2,000-board pack was rebuilt against a bar that rises with the chapter: the opening levels have to resist a shallow search, the middle chapters a deeper one, and the late game deeper still. • 1,301 of the 2,000 boards carry new layouts. Every board is still proven solvable, and every board can still be cleared without spending anything. • This is the first pass at it rather than a finished job. Some boards still open more gently than we want, and that work carries on. NO CLOCK ANYWHERE • Rush is withdrawn from the whole game. Nothing in OutBrick is timed any more — the per-board move limit is the only rope. Rush Weekend becomes Target Weekend and pays for beating the move target instead. THE JOURNEY IS BUILT OUT OF BRICK • Nothing on the map is a painted picture any more. All 167 villages build their ground, roads, props and landmarks out of brick as you travel, from twenty-eight designed places — Garden City, Clover Farm, Seashell Beach, Ember Volcano, Snowflake Village, Mushroom Forest, Pirate Harbor, Spaceport and twenty more. • Each place has its own palette, its own road surface, its own props and landmarks, its own level-chip shape and its own motion. • The road comes round six times on the way to level 2,000, and every pass is a different hour of the day: First Light, Market Day, Festival Gardens, Hidden Courtyards, Windmill Walk and Grand Promenade. All 167 stops read as different places. • Journey now sits in the centre of the tab bar, where you can step straight back out onto the map. • Home is built from the same brick vocabulary as the road. LINKS THAT WORK AGAIN • Home Screen quick actions, a challenge link from a friend, Spotlight results, Handoff and every widget tap now open the screen they name instead of dropping you on Home. ASK FOR A FRIEND BY NAME • Siri and Shortcuts can bring any of the nine friends onto the Home stage by name. EASIER TO READ • Secondary text on dark panels is lighter, measured to clear the 4.5:1 contrast minimum rather than judged by eye. • At the accessibility text sizes, labels on Leaders, Pass, Profile and Home wrap instead of losing their last word to an ellipsis. • Colour-blind glyphs, VoiceOver and Reduce Motion are unchanged and still on from the first launch. ON THE BOARD • Pick a brick up and the board marks where it would come to rest in each direction. • Counted gates and iced gates no longer look alike, and gate contrast is measured against every chapter frame and sky rather than judged by eye. • The gate-crossing sound is gone. It fired constantly and told you nothing. WORTH COMING BACK FOR • The icon badge counts what you have already earned and not collected — finished missions, a daily brick, Pass tiers due, a village reward waiting, a full life tank. It counts trips, not rewards, so it stops at nine and can always be cleared. A NEW APP ICON • Bloo — the real 3D character rather than a drawing of him — stands on a course of gold, coral and teal bricks over a glowing violet burst, with no border at all. NOTHING MOVED IN THE SHOP • No price, no purchase and no economy rule changed. Lives still come back on their own, the first undo on every board is still free, and every board can still be cleared without spending.

OutBrick 3.4 — the board feels alive, the map is a world, and the leaderboard is for everyone. A BOARD YOU CAN FEEL • Pick up a brick and its lane lights up under it, all the way to where it will stop — white on a wall, the door's colour on a door that will take it. • Every stud line you cross clicks, a note higher each cell. Bricks lean into their travel and raise a little dust when they land after a run. • Every door your brick can leave by breathes while you hold it. Ice cracks along the frame and shatters off the rim when it thaws. • Chain exits and lightning arcs along the rim between the doors. The Rocket blasts its lane, the UFO beams up a whole colour, and the last brick of a board leaves in slow motion under a gold bloom. • From the fourth link of a chain, and on every clear, the header itself says the word. THE MOMENTS THAT MATTER, REDESIGNED • Out of moves: the continue price is shown up front, the free ad option beside it, and the Rescue Pack right there when you need it. • Board clear: stars land one by one, the coin receipt counts up, and the piggy bank fills in front of you. Watch an ad to double the whole card. • A new level-start card lets you arm Rocket, UFO or Hint before the first move — from your stock, with coins, or with one ad. WIN STREAKS, THE BRICK WHEEL AND MORE • Clear boards in a row and boosters arrive armed for the next one; keep your streak alive for coins when a board beats you. • Spin the daily Brick Wheel on Home for boosters and coins. Collect UFO parts with every clear. • Unlimited-lives hours are one tap away on the refill card, marked ∞ like everywhere else. THE JOURNEY • A rolling, curved world under your feet: villages of twelve levels with their own landmarks, roads that end and begin, rivers with fords and stepping stones. • Fourteen new landmarks and twenty-nine new scenery friends — camels, flamingos, penguins, a robot dog, a unicorn. • The nine friends walk in and out of Home and celebrate a clear with a move of their own. LEADERS, FOR EVERYONE • No sign-in wall. Weekly and all-time boards work with or without Game Center, with your country flag beside your name. AND • A whole new sound library, composed for the game: happy, bouncy music with real instrument voices, a tune for every tab, and a note for everything you do. • Twelve languages, colour-blind glyphs on every brick and gate, 2,000 authored levels and more generated after them.

A world tour in bricks. 167 villages. Every one a real place. BUILD YOUR WAY AROUND THE WORLD Dubai. Algiers. Marrakesh. Paris. Rome. London. New York. Every village on the Journey map is a real city, rebuilt brick by brick — its landmarks standing by the road where you can see them. Twelve levels to a village, so you can always see the far end from where you're standing. THE MAP IS ALIVE NOW Your village's host walks the roadside. Friends stand together and talk. Snow falls in the cold villages, clouds drift over all of them, and the water moves at every crossing. The trees are stacked brick courses, the houses have lit windows and a chimney through the roof, and the road finally reads as a road — even on the sandy villages, where it used to vanish. A BOARD THAT TELLS YOU WHAT IT COSTS A new header, the same rounded panel the map and the Brick Pass wear. Lives live inside the heart. Moves left is one big number in the middle — it rolls as you spend, turns amber as the rope runs short, and red when it's nearly gone. Three stars sit above it on a bar that slides as you play, so you watch a star go in the frame that spends it. FEWER WORDS. BETTER ONES. The board used to explain itself in sentences. Now it says "One Star". "Beat 12". "Board Cleared!" — one word, once, and out of your way. BOARDS THAT MAKE YOU THINK We tightened the rope. Every board is still provably solvable — all 2,000, checked move by move — but the slack is gone, and the level before each village gate now asks something of you. Slide first, think second, and you'll feel it. A NEW ICON Made from the game itself. The real board, the real bricks — not a drawing of them. ALSO IN THIS RELEASE • A weekly leaderboard that's actually weekly, counting the boards you clear. • We'll tell you when your lives come back. • Accessibility features declared on the App Store: VoiceOver, Differentiate Without Colour, Reduced Motion and a dark interface. • A refused move at a wrong-colour door is now visible with Reduce Motion on, not just audible. • The Lock Screen counts your moves the way the board does. • One launch screen instead of two.

OutBrick 3.0 — built for iOS 26 and 27, with Apple Intelligence on board. APPLE INTELLIGENCE, ON DEVICE • Bloo, Peach and Sprout speak for themselves. Their lines are written on the fly by Apple's on-device foundation model — in your language, in each character's own voice, and never the same twice. • Ask Siri "how am I doing in OutBrick?" and the answer comes back as a sentence from your favourite mascot, with your real level, streak and coin count in it. • Everything runs on your device. Nothing you play is sent anywhere. A BOARD THAT SHOWS YOU WHAT IT COSTS • Three live star pips sit in the clock while you play. The second goes out the moment you pass the move target; the third the instant you tap Undo. You watch a star go, in the frame that spends it. • The move counter and the target no longer disagree: one number, one meaning. • Every board still proves itself — a solver clears all 2,000 before they ship. NEW WAYS IN AND OUT • Arm boosters before your first move, and the card says plainly that they are spent win or lose. • Unlimited-lives windows — an hour, three hours or a full day where no board costs a life. • A rescue offer after a third failure on the same board, capped at one a day, with the saving shown against the shop's own prices. ACROSS EVERYTHING YOU OWN • Apple Watch is a real OutBrick now: three stars on the phone's exact rule, live star pips, chapters, and a restart for a wedged board. • Home screen and Control Centre widgets, Live Activities on the Lock Screen and the Dynamic Island, an iMessage sticker pack, and challenge links you can send to a friend. • Game Center: two daily leaderboards, two lifetime, 57 achievements and head-to-head challenges. • iCloud keeps your level, stars, streak and collection the same on every device. AND • Twelve languages, with the game and the App Store page in all of them. • Colour-blind support from day one: a distinct glyph on every brick and every gate. • 2,000 authored levels across 100 chapters — and it keeps generating them after that.