Thank you to everyone who has completed the player survey so far! This update includes changes based on your feedback. Three New Games: Pool — aim the cue stick, control your shot power, and pocket the balls. Play in Practice Mode to clear the table, or take on 8-Ball rules in Single Player or Vs Player Mode. Games are saved automatically, so you can come back later and finish where you left off. Gesture Recall — feel the haptic pattern, remember the sequence, and repeat it using taps, double taps, swipes, and long presses. Play in Classic Mode, practice without pressure, or race the clock in Timed Mode. Cue Assist options let you learn the patterns with haptics and optional text. Carrom — place the striker, aim your shot, and pocket your coins on a classic carrom-style board. Play in Practice Mode, challenge another player on the same device, or face the computer. Pocket your own color to keep your turn, watch out for striker fouls, and cover the Queen before finishing the board.

Thank you to everyone who has completed the player survey so far! This update includes changes based on your feedback. Two New Games: Crack the Safe — use the dial, feel the vibrations, and try to crack the hidden safe code. Each number gives feedback as you turn the dial, with a stronger vibration on the correct number. Play in Time Trial Mode or practice without the countdown. Math Flash Cards — sharpen your math facts with quick multiple-choice equations. Practice addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, choose grade-based difficulty levels, race the timer, build your best streak, or slow things down in Practice Mode. Also New: iCloud Backup — supported game progress, stats, and settings can now be backed up with iCloud, helping keep your progress safer across app installs and supported devices. Settings Rework — the Settings screen has been redesigned to make options easier to find, including Sound & Haptics, Appearance, Main Menu, iCloud Backup, Tutorial & Game Center, and Feedback. Solitaire is now Klondike Solitaire to better match the classic version of the game. Battle Boats has been updated with boat images, making ships easier to recognize on the board. Warehouse Keeper now includes two training levels before Level 1 to help new players learn the basics. This update also includes player-requested improvements, small fixes, and polish throughout the app.

Thank you to everyone who has completed the player survey so far! This update includes changes based on your feedback. Two New Games: Crack the Safe — use the dial, feel the vibrations, and try to crack the hidden safe code. Each number gives feedback as you turn the dial, with a stronger vibration on the correct number. Play in Time Trial Mode or practice without the countdown. Math Flash Cards — sharpen your math facts with quick multiple-choice equations. Practice addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, choose grade-based difficulty levels, race the timer, build your best streak, or slow things down in Practice Mode. Also New: iCloud Backup — supported game progress, stats, and settings can now be backed up with iCloud, helping keep your progress safer across app installs and supported devices. Settings Rework — the Settings screen has been redesigned to make options easier to find, including Sound & Haptics, Appearance, Main Menu, iCloud Backup, Tutorial & Game Center, and Feedback. Solitaire is now Klondike Solitaire to better match the classic version of the game. Battle Boats has been updated with boat images, making ships easier to recognize on the board. Warehouse Keeper now includes two training levels before Level 1 to help new players learn the basics. This update also includes player-requested improvements, small fixes, and polish throughout the app.

Thank you to everyone who has completed the survey so far! This update includes changes based on player feedback. New Game: Cryptogram — crack the code and reveal hidden quotes one letter at a time. Tap a coded clue, choose the matching letter, switch between letter or number clues, and use hints when you need help solving the message. Also New: A new filter makes it easier to find recently added games. Games like Sand Art and Magic 8 Ball have been moved to the Casual category. Solitaire has been rewritten with game saving and an undo button. Rent Rush now shows each player’s current location on their player card, and owned locations now display the player’s color. Mini Golf now lets you choose between pull-back aiming or forward push aiming, and the dotted aim guide updates to match your selected control style. Match’em Up! now includes advanced settings again for a more custom game.

Three New Games: Vertical Word Guess — solve a 5-letter word with a clever vertical twist. Enter your first five guesses down the columns, use colors to uncover which letters belong in each hidden word position, then make a final horizontal guess if you need one. Track stats, try Hard Mode, and sharpen your word logic in a fresh take on word guessing. Aquarium — fill each outlined aquarium with water while matching the row and column clues. Water settles from the bottom up, so every fill has to follow the shape of the tank. Use X marks to plan dry cells, solve 6x6 and 10x10 puzzles, and enjoy a clean logic challenge with simple rules and tricky solutions. Magic 8 Ball — ask a yes-or-no question, then tap or shake to reveal your answer. Watch the ball shake, flip, and show a classic fortune-style response inside the blue triangle. Ask silly questions, try again whenever you want, and enjoy a quick playful game made for simple offline fun. Also New: Feedback Survey — share quick thoughts from Settings when a survey is available and help shape future updates.

New Game: Rent Rush — roll, buy, upgrade, and collect your way to victory in a fast property showdown. Play against human or computer players, draw wild Rush and Fund Cards, survive Timeout, check the new Game Log, and try to be the last player standing.

New Game: LITS — build connected tetromino shapes inside outlined regions while keeping the whole shaded area joined together. Place one L, I, T, or S block in each region, avoid 2x2 shaded squares, keep matching shapes from touching, use X marks to test ideas, and solve 6x6, 8x8, and 10x10 boards with clean logic-focused controls.

Four New Games: Norinori — shade your way through clever region puzzles where every area needs exactly two shaded cells. Build domino pairs, avoid side-by-side clashes, use X marks to plan ahead, and tackle 6x6, 8x8, and 10x10 boards packed with satisfying logic. Slitherlink — connect the dots and build one perfect loop around the board. Use number clues to decide where lines belong, mark dead ends with X, avoid branches and mini-loops, and choose between quick 5x5 puzzles or bigger 10x10 challenges. Heyawake — fill in mysterious rooms with careful shading and sharp logic. Follow each room clue, keep shaded cells apart, make sure every open space stays connected, and solve 6x6, 8x8, and 10x10 boards with undo, helpful marks, and red rule-break highlights. Light Up — brighten every square in a clever bulb-placing puzzle. Place lamps to light rows and columns, use numbered black cells to guide your moves, mark impossible spots with X, avoid bulbs shining on each other, and solve crisp 7x7 and 10x10 boards full of glowing logic.

New Game: Piano — play a full virtual piano with real note sounds, adjustable keyboard ranges, and optional key labels. Choose a compact range for larger keys, switch to the full A0–C8 keyboard with helper arrows, slide across keys for piano-style glissando, and practice with an optional metronome featuring fixed tempos, beat accents, and Block A–H sounds.

Three New Games: Japanese Sums — use row and column sum clues to uncover a hidden number grid. Place numbers, mark blank cells with X, use notes to track possibilities, and solve each unique logic puzzle against the clock. Emoji Find — race through five timed rounds of visual emoji matching. Search a 7×7 board of 49 emoji choices, find the exact target, avoid wrong taps, and see your time and errors for each round. Each round features a random category like faces, animals, food, sports, flags, places, weather, or objects. Word Trap — guess letters to reveal hidden five-letter words, but choose carefully: every incorrect letter adds another word to the board. Correct letters turn green, missed letters can reappear in later words, and your goal is to solve the puzzle with as few active words as possible.

Three New Games: Ball Brick — aim, launch, and bounce volleys of balls to break numbered bricks before they reach the bottom. Collect extra balls, clear tough rows, and chase your best level. Sandtris — drop colorful falling-sand blocks, let the grains settle, and clear same-color bridges from wall to wall. Stay below the danger line and chase a new high score. Sand Art — pour colorful falling sand onto a relaxing creative canvas. Choose any color, adjust the pour speed, save your creations, share them, or delete old artwork.

Two New Games: Dice Merge — place dice on the board, rotate pieces to fit open spaces, trigger chain merges, and chase your highest score. Anti Word Guess — A reverse word puzzle where the goal is to avoid guessing the hidden word. Use the clues carefully, manage your undos, and survive all 6 guesses without getting caught.

New Game: Hexagon Merge — place matching tiles, trigger merges, and chase your highest score.

This update adds a new Stats screen so you can track your total plays, play time, streaks, category activity, and top games.

New Game: KenKen — A satisfying logic puzzle where math meets deduction. Fill each grid without repeating numbers in any row or column, and make every cage equal its target using basic operations. Clean, clever, and easy to pick up, KenKen offers a fresh twist on classic number puzzles.

This update also includes general bug fixes and usability improvements for a smoother overall experience.

New Game: Shapele — A fresh twist on word guessing. Decode the pattern of colored shapes to uncover the hidden five-letter word in six tries. Each unique letter has its own shape and color, while repeated letters share the same match, adding an extra layer of deduction to every puzzle. This update also includes general bug fixes and usability improvements for a smoother overall experience.

Quality-of-Life Improvements: The main menu is now easier to browse with a new category filter, making it faster to jump between Arcade, Puzzle, Word, Board, Card, and more. You’ll also see New badges on recently added games, helping fresh additions stand out at a glance. Favorites, Recently Played, and Most Played have also been refined to make the home screen feel cleaner and more useful, so it’s easier to get back to the games you care about most. This update also includes a variety of menu and settings improvements, along with cleaner organization, smoother interactions, and a more polished overall experience. Under the hood, there are also several usability refinements and bug fixes to make everything feel more reliable.

One New Game: Zero Sum — A clever number-combining puzzle where the goal is to clear every tile from the board. Slide one number into another to either add them together or cancel them out when they match, with each move reshaping the puzzle and opening new possibilities. Since tiles can only move into occupied spaces, every step has to be planned with care—build the right sums, create matching pairs, and think several moves ahead to empty the board. With handcrafted levels, clean visual design, satisfying clears, and a steadily rising challenge, every solve feels like a smart little victory.

Two New Games: Final Piece — A smart pathfinding puzzle where the board disappears one move at a time. Choose your starting tile, then chain your way across the grid using number-based movement and chess-piece rules, with every square you leave vanishing behind you. Rooks, bishops, queens, knights, and numbered tiles all behave differently, so each puzzle becomes a careful test of planning, sequencing, and foresight. Study the available paths, avoid trapping yourself, and clear every tile before the board runs out beneath you. Plus One — A strategic number-merging puzzle where every move counts. Tap a tile to merge it with matching neighbors, growing numbers and clearing space, but each move brings new tiles into play. Plan carefully as the board fills, chaining merges for bigger scores while managing limited moves. With smooth sliding animations, satisfying combos, and dynamic scoring feedback, every decision matters—maximize your merges, stay ahead of the board, and push for a new high score.

Three New Games: Word Tally — A clever word puzzle where the clues come in totals instead of exact letter matches. Guess the hidden five-letter word in eight tries or fewer, then use the green, yellow, and red tally counts to work out how many letters are correct, misplaced, or completely absent. Mark up your own rows, test new patterns, and narrow the answer down one deduction at a time. Can you solve the word before the tallies run out? Groups — A category-linking word puzzle where finding the hidden connections is everything. Sort a shuffled grid of sixteen tiles into four sets of four by spotting shared themes, word relationships, phrases, and clever misdirects. Every wrong guess costs a mistake, “1 Away” warnings hint when you’re close, and each solved set clears space to help the rest come into focus. Can you untangle all four groups before your mistakes run out? Word Shuffle — A layered word-building challenge where each correct answer grows into the next. Start with a four-letter anagram, solve it, then add one new letter at a time as the puzzle expands through five, six, seven, and finally eight letters. Shuffle the wheel, use hints when you need them, and track your completed words as the ladder climbs higher. Can you keep the chain alive and finish the full climb to the final word?

Four New Games: Tower of Hanoi — A classic stack-moving puzzle where every move matters. Shift disks one at a time between three pegs, follow the size rules, and rebuild the full tower in the correct order without ever placing a larger disk on a smaller one. Track your moves, race the clock, and aim for the perfect minimum-move solve. How efficiently can you clear every level? The Cube — A 3D twisty puzzle where every turn counts. Spin, rotate, and line up the sides to restore the cube to its solved state while your timer and move count keep the pressure on. Undo mistakes, reset your view, and start fresh with a new shuffled puzzle whenever you want. How quickly can you solve it? Pool Merge — A physics-based number merge challenge with pool-style aiming and fast chain reactions. Launch numbered balls onto the table, combine matching values to level them up, and keep your run alive as the board fills and your lives tick down. Bigger merges mean bigger scores — how far can you push the chain? Turn Zero — A shape-based logic puzzle where every placement flips the board. Drag each piece onto the grid to toggle tiles on and off, use every piece exactly once, and bring every outside number down to zero. Easy starts simple, but harder boards demand careful planning, overlap control, and perfect sequencing. Can you find the one layout that turns everything on?

Two New Games: DashBird — A one-tap sky runner where timing is everything. Tap to flap, slip between endless pipes, and keep your streak alive as the pace ramps up fast. One hit and you’re down — chase a new best and climb the Game Center leaderboard. Zone Split — A fast-paced territory-capture challenge. Tap to drop a splitter wall and carve the arena into safe zones while bouncing balls hunt the opening. Time it right to lock in space, clear 75% to advance, and survive the chaos as each level adds more balls. One bad placement costs a life — how far can you split?

Three New Games: Ice Break — A fast-paced survival showdown on cracking ice. Move across the board to weaken tiles beneath your feet — the first touch starts the crack, the second makes it crumble. Outmaneuver the CPU, trap it on unstable ground, and avoid falling into the freezing void. As more tiles break, safe space shrinks and every step matters. Stay standing longer than your opponent to win — can you master the melt? Tower Defense — A fast-paced lane defense challenge where every placement matters. Drag troops onto the board, upgrade between waves, and shred incoming enemies before they reach the end. Credits fuel your strategy, waves escalate quickly, and one bad build can cost you lives. Save & exit mid-run and jump back in later — how far can you defend? Color Gate — A quick-reaction color match runner where precision movement is everything. Steer your balloon left and right and thread it through the correct colored gates as rows rush downward faster with every stage. Hit the wrong color and it’s over — rack up clean passes, keep your streak alive, and chase a new best on the Game Center leaderboard.

Five New Games: T-Rex Run — Jump and duck your way through a fast-paced endless runner. Time your moves to clear cacti, dodge flying pterodactyls, and push for the highest distance score as the speed ramps up. Beat your personal best and climb the Game Center leaderboard. Avoid the Spikes — Simple to learn, brutal to master. Tap to fly, score on every wall hit, and stay out of the spikes as the safe lane shifts each run. Set a new personal best and climb the Game Center leaderboard. Log Drop — A precision timing challenge with a swinging crane and split-second drops. Tap to release each log onto the stack: partial overlaps earn +1, perfect alignments score +5 and clean up the pile. As the logs get narrower, the margin for error shrinks. Miss once and the run ends — set a new personal best and climb the Game Center leaderboard. Imposter — A fast-paced social deduction party game built for families and friends. Most players see the secret word — one or more are secretly Imposters. Discuss, observe reactions, and vote before time runs out. Add custom categories, adjust round length and imposter count, and play with kid-friendly packs designed for younger players. Catch the Imposter to win — or deceive everyone and escape suspicion. Arrow Jump — A slick one-touch precision climber built around aim and momentum. Drag to aim, release to launch, and land cleanly on the next platform to keep your run alive. As your score rises, platforms get tighter, gaps stretch wider, and moving platforms demand perfect timing. Miss a landing and you’ll fall off-screen — set a new personal best and climb the Game Center leaderboard.