Fixes: • Online: when Game Center refuses a rematch for your account, the results card says why and no longer offers Rematch. • Restart no longer leaves the old game behind in Saved Games. • The invitation from someone nearby and the notices over a game are no longer see-through. • Apple TV: "Join the Rematch" fits on the results card. • The results card's "Return to Main Menu" is now a proper button. • The tinted Home Screen icon shows the game's name. Video Instructions: a short captioned lesson played on the real board — the basics, the different boards and the ways to play. Open it from the main menu, from How to Play, or on the Mac from the Help menu. The coach can now show its line: "This wins in 5 moves." or "Your last move loses in 3 moves." — and Show why marks its moves on the board, numbered in order. The app opens with a short film. More Games From Us opens our page on the App Store, and Rate Odin's Tic-Tac-Toe is always there.

Fixes: • Undo against the computer now takes back your move and the computer's reply together. • Pass & Play: a sound and a tap tell the next player it's their turn, and every board names its winner properly — "Axes win!", "Red wins!". • The results card's time is right after Play Again, and a resumed game keeps its clock. • Online: rematch offers arrive sooner, a live game that lost its first move now recovers, and a child account is told what Screen Time allows. • Nearby: a move that fails to send is sent again once the devices reconnect, instead of leaving the game stuck. • Connection messages no longer cover the board, the Back button or the turn indicator, on any device. • No error buzz when you tap while it isn't your turn, and on Apple TV the Menu button now stops a replay. • Apple TV: the menu's footer is readable again when it's focused. • Mac: the app menu now shows the game's name in your language. Play Now: on the Solo Game screen, tap an opponent to pick it, then Play Now to start. A results screen worth winning: the board, then the title — Victory!, Defeat or A Draw — then your win streak and your progress to the next level. Three wins in a row offers Raid Again, one level up. Online, rank matters: your opponent's card shows their level and what a win is worth — beating a stronger player pays more, up to 3×, and a much weaker one less. Also new: player cards on the phone, a move counter, a clearer card while a seat is empty, "Reconnected" after a nearby link recovers, How to Play over your game, a Hide button on the coach's tip, and the controls on the left in landscape.