The first update since 2010, and the original game is intact. TWO TABLES TO CHOOSE FROM • Gravity — the table is dished, the way a real one is. The ball carries its own momentum, rolls back toward the middle when nothing touches it, and only moves because a player hit it. Every contact puts spin on it. This is the new default. • Classic — the 2010 ball, which keeps its pace and never settles. Still here, unchanged, for anyone who wants the game they remember. ALSO NEW • A new opponent that reads the ball off the cushions and gets a rod there first, in easy, normal and hard. On the gravity table it plays the foosball move: one man rolls the ball across, the next one strikes it. • The original 2010 opponent is still here, playing the classic table exactly as it always did. • Real contact: a round ball against rounded feet, resolved as geometry, with a moving foot passing its swing to the ball. • Haptics for contact, cushions and goals. • Grip guides showing how far each rod travels, and independent handles for all eight rods on both iPhone and iPad. • A rebuilt options screen with every setting on one page, and new drawn icons for the opponent and the table. • The buttons in the middle of the table fade while the ball is running, so they stay out of the way of the play. • Fits modern iPhone and iPad screens properly, edge to edge. FIXED • The info button worked only when sound was on. • The home and visitor link controls could act on the wrong side. • The keeper's rod could come away from its bar. • The ball could be trapped between a wall and a player and rattle there. • The ball speed icon stayed lit after switching back down. • Option icons could show the wrong state until you touched them.