Refreshed App Store page. The feed, all 17 puzzle types and your progress stay the same.

A NEW CARD The board runs edge to edge, and every genre keeps its controls in one strip under it: undo, restart and hint where you expect them, and the palette, the hand of pieces or the number pad in the same place. Seventeen boards, one layout. The genre's colour now tints the top of the screen, so a swipe changes the light as well as the puzzle. PRISM RELAY The lens table is deep blue and the beam is warm light. It used to be plum on plum, and the beam was hard to follow. SUDOKU A bigger grid, a two-row number pad, and the mistake count up in the header. MATCHES, TUBES, CIRCUITS A matchstick puzzle's task is its headline now. Tubes stand tall. Relays are picked from a hand under the board. AND The rules sheet no longer cuts off its last sentence at large text sizes.

A PUZZLE ON YOUR HOME SCREEN The widget shows one puzzle a day, the same one for everybody, and it works out the board from the date - so it needs nothing from the app and can never fall out of step with it. SOUND Placing a piece, finishing a board, and the run of a streak now sound like something. Off in Settings if you would rather they didn't. TEXT THAT FOLLOWS YOUR SIZE Every label scales with the system text size, and at the larger sizes the feed gets out of the board's way instead of crowding it. BOARDS YOU CAN ACTUALLY READ Seven boards were hard to read in the dark: empty cells sat at the same brightness as the board under them. That is fixed at the root, in the colours themselves, rather than board by board. The marks the game makes are fixed too. A selected sudoku cell, a wrong answer and the lines around each 3x3 box were all fainter than the hairlines between cells - in both themes. They are solid now, and a wrong answer arrives with a sound and a shape as well as a colour, so it reaches you even when you are looking at the number pad instead of the board. A DIFFICULTY THAT MEANS SOMETHING The difficulty on a card used to be the difficulty asked for. It is now the difficulty of the board you actually got, measured by solving it.

Three new puzzles. One Safe Cell - the numbers around the board tell you which hidden cell is safe. Exactly one is, and you can work it out rather than guess. Binairo - two symbols, never three of the same in a row, every line balanced. A grid puzzle with no arithmetic in it. Hashi - draw bridges between the islands until every island carries the number it asks for. Every board now speaks. Six of them used to read to VoiceOver as a wall of identical buttons; now each control says what it is and what it holds. Every tap target in the feed is at least 44pt. A new app icon. Nonogram moved to Arcade, where a long solve has room to breathe.

Six puzzles rebuilt. Some of our games could be won without solving them - a tap in the corner, a stock pattern, any legal placement. Those were not puzzles, and they are now. - Block Puzzle: fill the target shape, and it is finally drawn on the board. - One Move Wonder, Prism Relay: no more corner tap or one-touch-each shortcut. - Sort Puzzle: real depth instead of a two-move detour. - Color Flood, Mahjong Tiles: hand-built boards instead of stripes and free pairs. - Nonogram: pictures rather than noise. Sudoku moved to Arcade, where a full 9x9 grid belongs. Flow Links, Matchsticks and Circuit Garden repeat themselves far less. Difficulty is measured against every level now, not just the middle one.

Your puzzle arcade is here. - Browse all fourteen puzzle styles in one catalog. - Choose Easy, Medium, or Hard before you play. - Favorite games and return to them quickly. - Earn XP from every first solve and build your level. - Unlock twelve achievements for habit, variety, mastery, and exploration. - Review personal bests and a private solve history stored on this iPhone. The swipe feed and Daily Mix remain ready whenever you want a surprise.

Daily Mix is here. - Open Today for four puzzles shared by every player that day. - Resume each puzzle exactly where you left it. - Complete all four to build your on-device daily streak. - Meet the new Swipe Stack icon, designed around SolveSwipe's puzzle-card feed. - Enjoy refined English and Russian text, accessibility, and the same smooth tactile play.

Meet the new SolveSwipe. - A complete tactile redesign across every puzzle - Three new genres: Block Puzzle, Sort Puzzle, and Tile Match - One Move Wonder, our signature one-tap challenge - SolveSwipe Plus as an optional one-time unlock - Refined rules, feedback, light and dark themes, and a new app icon