Gin Kazzy Pro is now a one-time purchase. Pay once and it's yours for good. No subscription. Already paid for a Pro subscription? Pro is yours for good. You can cancel the subscription in Settings and you won't be charged again.

What Would The Kid Do? Turn it on and The Kid shows you the move he'd make on your turn: which card to pick up, which one to throw, and when to knock. Turn on Say Why and he tells you why, in one sentence. It's a fun way to get better at gin. Part of Gin Kazzy Pro. Games he helps with don't change your rating. The final hand, up front. When a game ends, the card now shows how the last hand scored, right under the result. Fixes and small improvements.

One rating. Your solo and online ratings are now a single rating. When you open this version, the two combine into one number, weighted by how many rated games you played in each. From now on, solo games and online games both move it. Casual games and unranked online games don't. Ranked or just for fun. Playing someone online? Choose whether the game counts toward your rating. Both players need this version to turn Ranked off. Easier to read. The number and suit in each card's corner are bigger now, and so is the text at the table and in the tutorial. If you liked them as they were, choose Standard under Card Size in Settings; Extra Large is there too. A thumb button. An optional button near your thumb that draws, then discards, so you can play with one hand. Turn on Thumb Button in Settings. Cards that fly. A card you draw from the deck now flips over on its way into your hand. Hundreds of new lines. Every character has more than 200 new things to say. They talk a little less in short games and a little more in long ones, so you hear something new game after game. At the end of a match, your opponent has a parting word. The Kid got sharper. He weighs every discard more carefully and adjusts when you play a patient game. Fixes. A card's heart that could sit out of place in the corner. Cards cut off at the bottom of smaller phones held sideways. A rematch from the main menu that was rated against your opponent's old rating. A few other small things.