The This Week leaderboard in Hell Mode is fixed: every run you finish this week now counts, not only new personal bests. Plus small fixes and stability improvements.

Small fixes and stability improvements, so every puzzle runs smoothly.

Smoother performance and an overall better experience.

A fresh start for the Hell leaderboard. It has been reset to clear out a test score, and your best run is sent to the new board automatically the next time you open Sweeple. - Returning to a game picks up right where you left off instead of stopping at the pause screen. - The Hell badge on the front page shows when a run is waiting for you. - Your own row on the leaderboard is easier to spot, and the top three ranks are struck in gold, silver and bronze.

Hell has a leaderboard. Every run is submitted while you play it, so the weekly board is about this week — not about the best score you ever posted. Ten names, ten flags, and the floor each one fell on, with your own rank pinned underneath wherever you stand. Switch between this week, all time, and friends. It opens straight from the front page, beside the mode itself. On iOS 26 the Go badges are glass, and Hell's embers and lightning carry through them.

Explore 25,000 campaign levels across 1,250 chapters and five difficulties. Hell Mode is now open to everyone: five lives for the entire run, combo scoring and deeper challenges. Hints now show the exact cells and explain why a move is safe or a mine, while the board stays in place. Reaching the daily hint limit opens the Premium options correctly. Celebrate each campaign win with a redesigned result screen, clearer progress and streak milestones.

Monthly badges are here. Complete every Daily Challenge in a month to turn its grey coin into a colorful keepsake, celebrate with a new unlock ceremony, and revisit earned badges from the calendar. Refined puzzle pacing for a more thoughtful, focused solving experience. Follow the clues, reason step by step, and enjoy each discovery.

Sweeple now plays properly on iPad. The field takes the width of the larger screen in portrait and landscape, the tools move beside the board, and every page is laid out for a tablet rather than stretched from a phone. Also in this update: - The campaign is rebuilt as 50 chapters of 20 levels, with a guided curve that introduces one deduction at a time - An illustrated How to Play page for the core techniques - An option to keep the screen awake while you think - A clearer game header, settings page and result screen

Sweeple now speaks 20 languages. The full campaign, Hell Mode and your Brain Profile read naturally wherever you play, with layouts tuned for longer scripts. Also in this update: - Daily Challenge: one shared field every day, with a streak and a badge calendar - Refreshed iconography across the whole app - Typography and layout fixes throughout