Squeeze 2.3.2: the tutorial says what a bet means, both ways. • HOW TO PLAY now reads every bet both ways: ±300 feet means within 300 feet of the answer, above or below, so a WINDOW 600 feet wide. The window step names its width too. • The call step says when the caller wins: the answer outside the window, on the side they called. The last card sums up who wins a round. • Shorter captions throughout. HOW TO PLAY on the menu replays the guided round anytime.

Squeeze 2.3.1: a clearer first launch. • New players asked for a real tutorial. The first launch now opens on a HOW TO PLAY card, then a guided round where you make every move: bet, squeeze, call the bluff, place the window, call a side. A hand points at each control and a caption explains it. SKIP is always in the corner. • Two words, used everywhere: your BET is the margin (±300). Your WINDOW is where you place it (970 to 1,130). • HOW TO PLAY on the menu replays the guided round anytime.

Squeeze 2.3: a small update. • Squeeze may now ask for a rating with Apple's standard prompt. It waits until your third finished match, never asks during a turn or right after the AI beats you, and asks at most once every four months. Ratings help other players find the game. • New website with the rules, an FAQ and a press kit: jjfisherdev.github.io

Squeeze 2.2: two modes, a fairer AI, fewer ads. • VS AI (formerly VS DOG): no second player? Duel the computer on Easy, Medium or Hard. The level only changes how close the AI's own guess lands, never how fast it plays, and your turn never has a timer. • The AI now squeezes your bet back instead of calling it at once, so every round is a real back-and-forth. Bet far too tight and it still calls your bluff. • Against the AI, the turn cards say YOUR TURN or AI'S TURN. • Fewer ads: one at the end of every second or third match, at least three minutes apart, and none between rounds. • Simpler: the Daily Question, streaks, reminders and ads-for-rewards are gone. Updating clears what they stored and any reminder still scheduled.

Squeeze 2.1: play solo, and come back every day. • VS DOG: no second player? Duel the dog on your own. Easy, Medium or Hard (tap VS DOG again to change). The dog never sees the answer: it makes its own estimate and plays the odds. • DAILY QUESTION: one question a day, the same for everyone, one attempt. Claim your margin, place your window: inside or outside? Tap DAILY at the top left of the home screen. • Share your result without spoiling it: "Squeeze Daily #12 · inside ±8%" plus your streak. • Streaks: finish the Daily or any match to keep yours going. Every 7 days in a row earns a Rain Check (up to 3) that covers a missed day for you. Broke it anyway? You have 48 hours to repair it with an optional ad. • Optional ads, only when you tap them: repair a streak, get one extra Rain Check a day, or change the question again after your 2 free changes in a match. • Reminders, if you want them: at most one a day, never between 10 pm and 8 am. Turn them off with the bell on the home screen or in iOS Settings. • New players start by watching one round played for them; WATCH on the home screen replays it any time. • Fixed: a crash on launch after updating from an earlier version. Players coming from version 1 keep the language they chose. • Fixed: CHANGE QUESTION no longer replays the pass-the-phone animation, and the sky now fills the whole screen. • Clearer buttons: BET ±300 FEET and SQUEEZE TO ±150 FEET say exactly what you commit to. A typed guess now shows your number in the middle and the window growing around it, and the slider's range fits the question's unit.

Squeeze 2.0 is a brand-new game world. • A bridge in the clouds, a fox and a dog, and a number line that zooms with your every move — from a sliver of a claim to the whole sky when someone was WAY off. • Type your claim, then slide your guess along a line that runs from 0 to infinity (or type it): no ceilings, no hints, any number goes. • WATCH: the fox and the dog play one short round for you before your first match. • Change the question when a topic bores you. • PASS THE PHONE flashes full-screen at every hand-off — nothing to tap. • iPad: the whole game, full screen, on every iPad. • English and French, switchable from the home screen.

Photos that always fit the question. • Every photo now matches its question: a question about a place shows that place, and every other question gets a scene that fits its topic — never a different city by mistake. • 20 new photos: Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Orlando, London, Dubai, Amsterdam, Chicago and Barcelona, plus new scenes for world, history and money questions. • Near You is smarter in Los Angeles: you now get questions that are really about where you are. • With Reduce Transparency on, the photos stay — just with stronger contrast behind the text. • Stability and polish fixes, in English and French.

A whole new look — and your face in the game. • Every question now opens on real scenery: 554 famous facts play on their actual place (the Colosseum on the Colosseum, San Francisco on the Golden Gate), and every category has its own worlds. • A warmer, bolder design throughout: new type, a Home that opens on the game's scenery, and a reveal that lands with a golden pin on the answer. • A guided tutorial that truly walks you through: the coach points at every move — tap, hold, watch — right on the real controls. • Put your face on your hero: an optional photo on your player token. It stays on your phone. Always. • Leave a match any time: every screen now has an exit door, with a confirmation so no one loses a game to a stray tap. • Dozens of small polish fixes, in English and French.

Squeeze now speaks French! • Choose English or French the first time you open the app, and switch any time with the EN · FR button on the Home screen. • In French, the announcer speaks French and every answer comes in kilometers, meters, °C and euros. • 705 new questions about France and the French-speaking world. The most surprising ones show up in English games too. • Better facts for everyone: we fact-checked over a thousand questions against their sources, corrected about 300 answers, removed duplicates, and dated figures now show their year. • Long questions are no longer cut off on smaller iPhones.

Placing your window is calmer and far more precise. • A full swipe now moves the window by exactly its own width instead of three, so small adjustments land where you mean them. • The numbers keep up as you drag, whatever the size of the answer — on some questions they used to sit frozen, which made the drag feel stuck. • The window's edge labels and the readout below it now always agree.

Fixes a crash that could close the app when tapping a claim in the tutorial on some iPhones. Also in this update: • Smoother animations in the tutorial, the reveal, and between rounds • Every button stays reachable on smaller iPhones and at large text sizes • Tutorial narration is now off by default — tap the speaker icon any time to turn it on • Lighter on battery while the app sits on the home screen