• Smoother Turkish mode: words fall a bit slower and the jump to five-letter words is gentler. • Fixed sound effects sometimes cutting off before they finished. • Solved words now stay on screen for a moment before fading out. • Fixed missing animations for players with Reduce Motion turned on.

The game can now be played in Turkish, end to end: Turkish word pool, Turkish keyboard, Turkish interface. A phone set to Turkish opens the game in Turkish by itself; the gear in the corner changes it. The two languages are ranked separately — the two word pools are not comparable, so their scores are not either. Your nickname is shared: you appear under the same name on both boards. • The difficulty ladder was rebuilt. Rungs last longer, a longer word sometimes arrives with fewer blanks, and past the last rung the game speeds up step by step. Get to the end and the game says so. • Some words arrive with a reward: an extra life, or an extra hint. • The hint button moved into the playing field, where you are already looking. • The close button now opens a menu: resume, restart or quit. • Leaving mid-game is no longer free — the word gets away and it costs a life. • The Turkish dictionary was rebuilt from scratch. The English pool grew, and the rarest words were taken out. • Words from your last few games do not come straight back. • With no nickname set, the game offers one at the end of a run.

The leaderboard has been rebuilt. It reads like an arcade high-score table now — one line per player, the top three in medal colours — and your own line is the only one highlighted, so you can find yourself at a glance. Finish a run and the game tells you where that score would place you in the world, and offers to keep it. Players without a name no longer occupy places in the ranking, so the position you are shown is the position you actually hold. • Four-letter words arrive a little slower, and the strange ones are gone. Rare words were swapped out for familiar ones, and words like TIER, SEED and SHED that had been filtered out by mistake are back. • Sound is more reliable when several things happen at once. • When a word gets away, the game names the word you were building, not the one it had in mind. • The heart on a bonus word disappears once you miss it, instead of promising a life you can no longer earn. • The keyboard stays off screen until a run starts.