A tidy-up after a busy month at the park, and a winter coat for November. - Faster duels: accept a challenge straight from Home, challenge friends without leaving their page, and tap to skip the end-of-duel count. Turn on Quick results in Settings to see who won each round straight away. - Fixed a crash that could close the app while it was in the background. - House duels you finish on your phone now count, and their coins land. - Agreeing to swaps no longer says "No connection" when your signal is fine. Tap once, wait for the countdown, and the swap goes through. - Leaving the app mid-duel is smoother, with fewer hiccups when you come back. - From 1 November the park dresses for winter, ready for Deck the Rails. - All my cards can now sort by Rarest first or Most copies. - Settled swaps say who you swapped with, and a new Gifts list shows who gave you what. - Change deck: one tap clears your filters, and Done stays in view. - "Friends playing now" alerts have their own switch in Settings. - Sending a ride photo? Add a note for us, or ask not to be credited.

Round 5 has a twist. The park still spins its wheel to pick round 5's stat, and now you each choose which of your remaining cards to play. Your cards show that stat, so you can play your best. If the clock runs out, your dealt card plays. Also: cards you own only as shinies now show in My cards.

Fairer duels, plainer words, and thoozie in step with the web. • Fairer duels: you and your opponent take turns choosing the stat, twice each, and if it's still close the park spins its wheel to pick the last one. • More time: in a live duel you can ask for 30 more seconds once, and missed invites now offer to play again. • Changed your mind? Agreeing to all your swaps gives you 5 seconds to undo, and you can take back a gift or undo removing a friend. • Your friend's gift is the next thing you open after your welcome pack. • Trade a pack's spares for coins straight from the pack, and search every card you own in All my cards. • Easier to join: we suggest a player name and only ask the year you were born. • Plainer words everywhere: friends, swaps, My cards, Shop and practice duels. • Easier to read and tap: bigger text, stronger contrast, bigger buttons, and a labelled button for every swipe and tap-and-hold. • Smoother animation throughout the duel table.

Duels in one place, a cleaner look, and a Halloween soundtrack. • Duels are one page now: your board is the page, and a duel covers it only while you're playing. • Always a next step: after a pack, a win or a finished page, thoozie shows you what's waiting. • A cleaner look everywhere: new icons, clearer type, and our own confirm and rename sheets instead of system pop-ups. • The duel table's VS card is full size, as on the web. • Halloween: until 31 October, Park Radio plays Nick Hutson's Halloween takes on the thoozie and duel themes. Fixes: a rematch is sent only when you send one, no blank end card when finding or accepting a duel fails, and the duel board waits until it has loaded before it acts.

The biggest Thoozie update yet — the app now plays like the full park. • Brand-new cards: torn paper, stamps, pen-circled stats and proper foil that catches the light as you tilt. • Comic-book duels: POINT!, speech bubbles, a VS title card and a proper end card. Duel friends live with a 15-second shot clock, or hit "Again?" for a rematch — and roll straight on to the next duel waiting on you. • The Duels noticeboard: your move, challenges, open tickets and a deck builder that sorts by your best stats. • Rip packs open by hand and deal your cards in hands of eight. Big pulls, finished pages and streak milestones now get a proper celebration. • Your Binder: a new shelf of sets, Melt for spares, and Trophies. • The Swap Shop: one ticket, one Punch. Send and receive gifts. • Bring friends aboard the referral train, climb Park Standings, and dress your cards with backs and frames from the shop. • Guess the Ride, a daily puzzle. Plus Park Radio and a full sound pack. Polish everywhere: a clearer tab bar, tidier duel and pack screens, fewer duplicate prompts, friendlier errors that keep what you were looking at, and better support for VoiceOver, larger text and Reduce Motion.