On the daily case every unit now goes by a name that says how it works, from the Bullets, who close the board before the coffee cools, to the Thinkers, who simply think for longer.

Some detectives at the precinct talk about their times as if nobody could beat them, and now you can look one up by name, hand him your case and see whether he talks the same way afterwards.

The museum's night guard swears he saw nothing the night the Pharaoh's gold walked out, and from 2 November the Chief means to find out who taught him to say it.

Someone walked out of the museum with the Pharaoh's gold, and from 2 November the Chief wants every detective in town on the case.

Your file now comes in a manila folder, numbered, with every medal you have earned pinned inside.

The museum is still missing its gold, and November is almost here.

Last night someone robbed the museum and the Pharaoh's gold is gone. From 2 November the city goes after whoever did it: close your cases clean and the Rat brings you leads, then go get them before they slip away. The leaderboards have changed too: the top three hang in gold, silver and bronze, and the longest airtight runs in the city are named on every board.

The Pharaoh's gold is gone from the museum, and on 2 November the whole city goes looking for it. The case files are already up on the board: wanted posters, leads and red string. And when you close a case now, the file takes the whole screen, stamped with your run.

Keep coming back and the family takes care of you: a week in a row now pays, with tips along the way and the Rat himself on the seventh day. Break an Airtight run and the whole precinct hears about it.

The Halloween frame has come alive: every few seconds your face turns into a carved pumpkin in a fedora, with six carvings to catch. It's this season's prize, and the season doesn't wait.

The case of the day now puts you up against detectives who play at your pace, and the line-up changes every day. Come first and the Chief has something for you. Sharing a closed case takes a single tap, and the case file fits even the biggest boards.

Think you're the sharpest detective in town? Prove it. Close a case and challenge a friend: they get your exact board and your time to beat, straight from the link, nothing to install. The Daily case now shows every unit's board a swipe apart, so you can see who is cracking cases on every floor of the precinct.

Off the case? No need to sit and stew. The precinct slides another file across the desk and you are back on the street. Duels are settled in plain sight now: when the smoke clears, the verdict tells you what decided it, lives, hints or the clock. Keep your nerve, keep your lives, and the name on the other card goes down.

Every detective works under a cover name, but now the name on your file can be your own. Put an email on your file, type the name you want the whole precinct to know and watch it climb the Blotter. Rather let the street pick for you? Roll the dice. The case room got a makeover too: a bigger board, and the rules drawn out plain as a fingerprint.

The precinct got a fresh coat of paint: your next case waits on a gold plate, and the prizes shine in gold. The band learned new numbers too. A duel now plays its own music from the first stare to the last capo, and the daily case has a second tune to run to. And for the old hands: close a thousand cases and the Old Guard frame goes on your file.

A new face on the street. The Rat now walks every rookie through their first case himself: he leans in, points out where the first capo hides and talks you through the rest, one quiet word at a time. The Chief's welcome waits until the job is done. And the toughest blocks in town have fresh cases waiting for the best in the department.

The city is getting dangerous, and it's time to clean up the streets. Your group has been deputised into an official police unit, and the other units on your beat are a swipe away. The precinct board got a polish too: every player now wears a shield, and the Platinum elite get a shiny new badge. Got a capo in your sights? Slap the cuffs on and hear the sirens wail. And the underworld is celebrating Halloween: the speakeasy has a spooky new theme all October.