A fresh look for Foldlock on the App Store: new name, new screenshots. The game itself is unchanged: seven folding puzzle boxes, 55 puzzles, no ads. Thank you for playing, and for every review.

Foldlock now speaks Traditional Chinese: every letter, hint and menu. Settings are sorted into clear groups and open from the gear on the title screen. Settings also show whether iCloud syncs your progress, and Game Center lives there now. Open box 7 for a new achievement: Gull Cottage.

New box: The Writing Slope. Seven new puzzles and the last letter, the one Iris kept back until the light was lit again. Finished the story already? Box 7 is waiting when you continue. Sharing now says iPhone and iPad, and Contact support lists everything the email fills in.

Settings now has Contact support, which opens an email with your game version and device filled in, and a link to the Privacy Policy. The Daily Box Challenge runs through November: finish the six-box story, then come back every day for a new shuffled box.

Fine scratches and finger wear now reach more parts of the boxes, like the false bottom and the brass plates. If the screen ever stays black at launch, the game now tries to wake it up on its own. The Daily Box Challenge runs through November: finish the six-box story, then come back every day for a new shuffled box.

Every box now shows its own age: worn edges, fine scratches, and a polish where hands have held it most. Uses less memory as you play through the six boxes, which helps most on older iPhones and iPads. The Daily Box Challenge runs through November: finish the six-box story, then come back every day for a new shuffled box.

Now in Japanese, Korean and Spanish. The game follows your device language; Settings → Language in the game switches it for Foldlock alone. Now runs on iOS 18 and later, from iPhone XS and XR. Easier to read: larger, brighter text for hints, letters and menus. The jewelry box is clearer: its brass caps light up as they rise, Peek shows the carved code on iPad and on iPhone held sideways, and the lever glows when a lid comes free. On iPad, and on iPhone held sideways, Shut now looks straight down at the top of every box, so the compass turns in any orientation. The Ledger: the torn photograph can now be taken after leaving the close-up of the lock, and tapping the lock brings the close-up back. New haptics on iPhone: the safe dial clicks through each number, drawers rumble out, the seal presses into the wax. The Daily Box Challenge runs through November: finish the six-box story, then come back every day for a new shuffled box.

The Daily Box Challenge runs through November: finish the six-box story, then come back every day for a new shuffled box and race the world on the daily leaderboard. Opening the event before the story is done now shows how many boxes you have finished and takes you straight back to your box.

Foldlock now fills the iPad screen, upright or sideways. The Daily Box Challenge runs through November: finish the six-box story, then come back every day for a new shuffled box and race the world on the daily leaderboard.

Share a box you have opened, or your finishing time, with the new Share button on the letter and end screens.

Fixes a display problem on iOS 26 where turning the phone sideways mid-game could leave half of the screen black, and improves progress sync between your devices.