Every day is its own game now. The Daily grew a personality. Each day is a different challenge, scored its own way — bank airtime on Pit Day, hold the longest smile on Style Day, thread a wall of leap gates on Leap Day — and it plays like that day, top to bottom. Run it as many times as you like: your best counts, and your very first try still gets its moment. • The day announces itself the second you start, and the run-over tells you exactly how you did on today's challenge. • One bad run can't wreck your day anymore — practice until you nail it. • Clips are tidier: a heads-up before your library fills, and a one-tap "clear everything but my keepers." • Fixes: the clown nose ducks with the rest of your face, AirDropping a clip works, and you'll never start a run mysteriously stuck in a duck again. Same face. A brand-new day, every day.

Your face is in charge now. Lane changes, jumps, and ducks always respond at full strength. POWER is now reserved for the big moves: Float, Shield, and Boost. Pull a meme face and the run drops into a one-second Spotlight — slow motion, coin pull, and bonus CHAOS without ever taking control away from you. • Your Clips are the hub now. Challenge a friend straight from any clip — then watch who's been chasing your run, right on the clip that started it. • Sharing is faster and lands with a proper preview card and your score. • New here? Start with a quick Tutorial, or just jump right in. • Shorter breathers keep the run moving. Full face recalibration only returns when it is actually useful. • CHAIN, CHAOS, and POWER now say exactly what they mean — with your peak CHAOS waiting on the run-over card. Same face. Less friction. More chaos.

Challenge a friend to beat your run. Finish a run, hit Challenge a Friend, and send it off. They play your EXACT course — same seed, same obstacles — and try to top your score. Beat theirs back and it turns into a chain: one run passed around, everyone pulling faces at the same gauntlet. • Straight from Messages. The Gurn iMessage app drops a "beat my run" card into the chat — with a set of gurn-face stickers for the group thread. • Tap a friend's link and it opens right to the score you're chasing. • Sign in with Apple, if you want, to save your coins and unlocked gear and get them back on your other devices. It's optional, and they never expire. • Smoother sharing: no more doubled audio when you tap Share, and your clips save with clean names now. Still all cosmetic, still ridiculous. Go put a friend on the spot.

The Daily is a real challenge now — and you can actually finish it. Every day is a set gauntlet, same course for everyone. Clear the last stage and you WIN — a victory dance, straight into your clip. No more running forever; now there's a finish line to chase. • Snacks. Tongue-grab roadside food to win a heart back — a cushion for the rough patches, and the Daily always keeps one within reach. • Fewer cheap deaths. A stage now lets you clear its last obstacle before the breather, so you never resume face-first into one — and the old phantom hits (resuming over a pit, a hurdle that only caught your toes) are gone. Go beat today's Daily.

Clips that used to slip away now save. If a run ever ended on "couldn't prepare the clip" and then never turned up — that's fixed. Long runs, runs you got interrupted in the middle of, all of it. • Set the phone down mid-run? Gurn now pauses the recording while it can't see your face and picks back up when you're back — no dead air in the clip, and no freezing on the death screen after a long wait. • You choose how much room your clips get. Settings → Clip storage, from 512 MB to 5 GB. Gurn keeps the newest, always keeps your best and your starred ones, and trims the rest. • The crown goes to your actual best run now — beat your record and it moves. • Fairer runs: no phantom hit resuming over a pit or a zap gate, the hurdle catches your whole jump, and your shades quit floating in front of blocks. • A little more character: your runner leans into the turns now. Nothing here touches your score. You'll still look ridiculous — the clip proving it is just a lot harder to lose now.