Challenge friends with App Clips: open a shared case and play without installing the full app. Returning players will see a one-time tip explaining the new sharing feature.

If you open today's case and leave it unsolved, that day is marked as a loss. When Game Center's leaderboard does not open, the rankings appear in the app.

This update polishes Traditional Chinese, Japanese, and Korean text. Your daily streak now reflects the days you played, and the home screen widget uses the language you selected in the app.

Japanese, Traditional Chinese, and Korean wording is clearer. Streaks count days played, and the home-screen widget follows your language.

The mark key stays on screen for the whole case, and it now appears on pictures you share. Today's Case no longer offers another round once you're done.

Mind Cipher is now a spy dossier. Paper, typewriter type, rubber stamps and a filing cabinet of case files replace the old look, with a new app icon to match. Feedback marks are pure ink — dot, ring, dash — so they never rely on color, and a Shape Marks setting gives every peg its own outline for color-blind players. Every closed case ends with a stamped report you can share. Today's Case now climbs through the week — 4 pegs and 6 colors on Monday, 5 pegs and 8 colors by Sunday — with Top Secret lie days and a home-screen widget. Two themes: Dossier and Night Desk. Dynamic Type and right-to-left layouts are supported throughout.

The app now speaks twelve languages, including Arabic and Hebrew, and you can switch language in Settings without leaving the game. The puzzle board stays left-to-right so pegs, notes, and slots do not flip. Difficulty names and achievements are translated. Levels that allow repeats are labeled, so Easy and Medium no longer look the same. Copy now matches the game: 240 Classic and 240 Lie missions.