Loop Loose joins the collection, and if your last update was a while ago, there is a lot more waiting for you: three other new games, four favourites rebuilt from the ground up, and a smoother app all round. NEW GAME: LOOP LOOSE Every hoop on the board is hooked to its neighbours by a little stitched clasp. Turn a hoop until its gap rests on the clasp and it slips free and drops, and the hoops it was holding can come loose next, so the order you turn them in is the whole puzzle. 1,000 levels across 100 chapters bring swirls with two gaps, charms that never turn, sliding bars on pins, locks that count down as pieces fall, bombs you aim at a neighbour, prizes on a timer, and a chick, a hedgehog, a frog and a bunny to rescue. Big boards zoom and pan, and a Hammer, a Key, Freeze, Hint and Skip help when you are stuck. Slide Sprint races the clock on six timed maps, and Loopy the chameleon hops along your levels screen as you win. NEW GAME: SNAKES & LADDERS The dice race everyone knows, rebuilt as a climb up four worlds of winding towers, from Sunny Meadow to Frost Peak. Ride the ladders up, slide down the snakes, and race one to three computers across 100 levels with 22 special squares, from balloon rides to an ice sled. Or pass one phone between 2 to 4 friends. NEW GAMES: SHELF SORT AND PARK & RIDE In Shelf Sort, drag goods between shelves until three alike box up and ship, across 2,400 levels in 60 store departments. In Park & Ride, tap cars, vans and buses out of a jammed car park so every rider gets home, across 1,500 levels, and watch your hometown grow by one house for every win. FOUR GAMES, REBUILT Hungry Snake hunts in a moonlit burrow and turns with a swipe anywhere. Hue Rush has watercolour paints, a chameleon painter and paint-by-number pictures that fill in as you win. Number Combo feeds your numbers to a little robot in a night workshop. Math Blitz is a breakfast diner where you flip the pancake with the right answer before it burns. Your levels and stars stay exactly where you left them. WHAT ELSE • Snakes & Ladders runs smoother, and its cards open and close without a stutter. • Number Combo's board now opens cleanly out of the level you tap. • Snake.io and Tank now use your whole screen, right down to the bottom edge. • The live previews on the Home cards now fill the whole card. • The app does much less in the background while you play, so long sessions stay steadier, and the first launch after installing is smoother. • In Settings, watching a video to pause the ads after levels now works. • Home, Settings and Statistics are translated more fully, and every new game plays in all 27 languages. • Everything still plays completely offline. Thanks for playing — and keep telling us what you want next!

A classic board game joins the collection. NEW GAME: SNAKES & LADDERS The dice race everyone knows, rebuilt as The Great Climb: four worlds stacked up one mountain, from Sunny Meadow and Cloud Jungle to Red Canyon and Frost Peak, each a winding tower of numbered squares. Tap the die to roll and walk your climber up. Land on the foot of a ladder and you climb it; land on a snake's head and it swallows you and carries you back down to its tail. You leave the camp on a 6, a 6 rolls again, and you need the exact number to land on the top square. Every world is a climb of 25 levels, 100 in all, and every level is its own board, from quick 50-square races to 200-square marathons. Race one computer at first, then two, and three on the boss level at the top of each world: the Summit Gate, a 200-square tower that packs in every special square of its world. Finish a level to open the next, win it to earn its crown, and finish level 10 of a world to open the next one. Each world brings its own special squares, 22 in all, one new kind at a time: balloon rides and storm clouds, a lucky clover that gives an extra roll, a firework rocket, a toucan taxi, a log flume, geysers and quicksand, a mine cart, a chairlift and an ice sled. Every fifth level is a bonus board: Ladder Day with ladders only, Snake Pit with snakes everywhere, and Shifting Snakes, where the snakes slide into their burrows and climb back out after every turn. PLAY WITH FRIENDS Pass one phone between 2 to 4 players on any board you have reached in the journey. HUNGRY SNAKE, REBUILT Your snake now hunts in a cosy den under a night orchard, with glossy scales and fruit that doze, wake up and panic as you close in. Swipe anywhere to turn: the on-screen joystick is gone, and turns are quicker and more forgiving, even when you swipe a moment late. Head straight for each fruit to earn three gold scales. The new levels screen is a burrow with a chamber for every 15 levels, and your snake sheds its skin each time you finish one. Levels ask for a few more fruit, a short guide walks you through your first level, and a crash on a level never leads to an ad. Endless is still there: one big board, no walls. HUE RUSH, REBUILT The colours are now watercolour paints in a porcelain tray, and a chameleon painter wears the colour you need to find. Every dab you tap, he catches with his tongue and drops into a glass jar. The levels screen is a set of paint-by-number pictures (a boat, a balloon, a fish, a house, tulips and a snail), and every win paints one more part of the picture. The clock now starts on your first tap and stops while a card is open, a wrong tap shows you which colour you hit, and every row fits on smaller screens. New watery sounds to match. NUMBER COMBO, REBUILT Welcome to a night workshop. Tap numbers that make the target to charge power cells, then watch them fly into a little robot, which lights up and rolls off to make room for the next one. A crate on the conveyor shows when new numbers are about to drop. On the levels screen you build a robot part by part, a new one every ten levels. We also fixed a bug: longer subtraction and division chains now clear properly. The clock starts on your first move, a short guide walks you through your first level, and warm new sounds play throughout. MATH BLITZ, REBUILT Math Blitz is now a breakfast diner. The four answers are pancakes cooking on the griddle: flip the one with the right answer before it burns. A bear cook works the griddle beside you and jumps for joy when you win. The levels screen fills a plate with pancakes for every ten levels, finished with syrup, butter and a cherry. A short guide helps on your first level, and a quick tip explains times and divide the first time you meet them. Thanks for playing — and keep telling us what you want next!

A new game, and five favorites rebuilt from the ground up. NEW GAME: CROSSWORD Tap a square and its clue appears above the board. Type the answer, and each letter also fills the word that crosses it; a solved word turns green and locks in. The clues are not translated from English: Crossword plays in all 27 languages Mobelio supports, each with its own answers and a clue written for every one, on a keyboard laid out for that language. 600 levels climb four tiers, from a quick 5×5 warm-up to big Expert grids with sneakier clues, and every level you win writes one letter of a secret word on the map. A pencil reveals a letter, a marker the whole word and a magnifier finds your mistakes. Six paper themes, and a guided first puzzle. ARROW DASH, REBUILT Every arrow points one way. Tap it and it flies straight out along that line, but only if no other arrow is in the way, so the order is the whole puzzle. 3,000 levels grow from simple boards into cut-outs, picture shapes and slanted grids, and the biggest ones zoom so you can see every arrow. Press and hold an arrow to preview where it goes. Spot lights a free arrow when you are stuck, Mark pins paths so you can check them first, and a board with no mistakes earns three stars. A new daily challenge opens after level 19: clear one a day to build a streak, and freezes cover the days you miss. If you played before, the journey opens as far along as the levels you had cleared. SUDOKU, REBUILT The nine digits are characters now, and every one of them wants to sit alone in its row, column and box. Tap a digit and its twins open their eyes; finish a row, a column or a box and it cheers. The hint does more than fill a cell: it shows the next move and says why it works. Pencil notes tidy themselves when a digit lands nearby, and Undo and Erase fix slips. All 800 puzzles in four tiers and the 100 timed levels are still here, and so is your progress. Six sticker-sheet themes, two of them dark: Mint is yours from the start, and each of the others unlocks with a short video. TILE SHIFT, REBUILT The sliding 15-puzzle is now an ice harvest on a frozen lake. Slide the numbered blocks into order, and each one that reaches home freezes still, so you can always see what is done. Tap a block further along a row or column and the whole line slides at once. Boards from 3×3 to 7×7 start gently and ramp up, 100 levels per size plus 100 against the clock, and a board you leave half-played waits exactly as it was. Play on a light or a dark lake, with Bobble the seal for company. Your progress carries over. FLIP PAIRS, REBUILT Behind every pair of shutters on the building lives a neighbor. Open two windows: the same face in both and they stay home with a flower box; different, and the shutters close again. Pairs on Easy and Medium, sets of three on Hard and four on Expert, across 1,000 levels that sit as windows on the building itself. Stuck? Miso the cat opens a set you have not seen yet. Your progress carries over. MAZE, REBUILT Nib the mouse is lost in a cardboard maze, and the cheese is at the far end. One swipe sends Nib running to the next turn-off, paw prints show where you have already been, and the hint drops crumbs on the next few turns instead of solving it for you. 600 mazes, from a small box to a 20×26 labyrinth, with three stars for taking the shortest way. Your progress carries over. WHAT ELSE • Every rebuilt game has its own new sounds, a guided first level and all 27 languages. • Tutorials across the collection now point with the same clear hand. • A rare crash at start-up is fixed. • Everything still plays completely offline. Thanks for playing — and keep telling us what you want next!

A new game joins the collection: a marble machine you run with one finger. MARBLE STACK A board of trays sits above a funnel, a lift and four columns of boxes. Tap a tray and its nine marbles spill into the funnel and are fed onto the lift, which carries them around past the columns. Each column's front box takes the marbles of its own colour, three to a box, then clears and the next box moves up. Clear every box to win. The catch is the order. A tray only opens once the cell directly below it is clear, so the board comes apart from the bottom up. The funnel holds thirty marbles, exactly three trays, and a tap that would overflow it is turned away. Pour colours no front box is waiting for and they keep riding the lift; let the lift fill with marbles nothing will take and the machine jams. A clock runs the whole time, and your stars depend on how much of it is left: three for finishing with over half the clock, two for over a quarter, one for scraping in. 200 levels across three tiers, 100 Normal, 60 Hard and 40 Super Hard, introduce 12 barriers along the way: hidden trays that keep their colour secret until the cell below them clears, sealed trays, arrow trays that pour sideways or upward, linked trays that release together, panels that lift once enough boxes have cleared, crates that take three taps to break, chain locks opened by the tray that carries the key, tunnels and gift boxes that feed in fresh trays, mystery boxes that hide their colour until they reach the front, and bound boxes that only clear together with their partner. Then there are the x2 gates: pour a tray through one and its marbles drop into the gate one after another, each comes out as two, and the counter climbs to eighteen. Four boosters get you out of a tight spot. Magnet lifts a tray's marbles straight into their boxes, skipping the funnel and the lift. Shuffle tosses the boxes into the air and deals them into new places, so a buried colour can come to the front. Cannon drops every loose marble in the funnel and on the lift into the box that wants it. Freeze stops the clock for ten seconds. Get the last tray out and the whole machine speeds up for the finish while PERFECT! lights up the empty board. Four themes change the look of the entire game, from the level map to the last marble: Glossy, the original, plus Matte, Candy and Neon, each unlocked for good with one short video. WHAT ELSE • The level select is a winding marble run: every level is a marble on the track, and a banner marks where the Hard and Super Hard levels begin. • Five lives that refill every day. Clearing a level never costs one; only a jammed lift or a clock that runs out does. Out of lives? A short video gives you another. • Stuck? Pause for a few seconds and a gold glow picks out a tray worth tapping next. • Every star you earn adds to your lifetime total on the Game Center leaderboard. • Marble Stack is fully translated into all 25 languages Mobelio supports. • It plays completely offline, like the rest of the collection. Thanks for playing — and keep telling us what you want next!

Two new games this update — both played with one thumb, both endless, and both with a real global leaderboard. STICK WALK Hold anywhere and a stick grows from the edge of your platform. Let go and it falls flat across the gap, and your hero walks it. Land the tip on the platform's gold centre strip and it is a Perfect: double points, nothing lost, and the chime climbs a note — fourteen notes deep if you can keep the streak. While he is walking you can tap to flip him under the stick and sweep up the stars hanging in the gap, but arrive still upside down and he goes straight into the wall, so every star is a decision made against a moving clock. The platforms narrow the further you walk, and that gold strip narrows with them. Eight heroes to unlock — a knight, a ranger, a mage, a corsair, an astronaut, a diver, a firefighter — and eight skies, each three parallax layers deep with its own weather: Dusk Hills, Pine Forest, Golden Dunes, Ocean Bay, Snow Peaks, Deep Space, Sakura Dawn, Neon City. Unlock them with the stars you collect, or with a video. ROLL RUSH Hold the left or right half of the screen and a ball rolls on down a winding road, dodging boxes and sweeping up coins. The road genuinely climbs and descends, so you labour up a rise and run away with it coming down — and a crest really does hide what is waiting on the far side. The corners are built from waves that never line up, so the road cannot be memorised, only read. How far you get is the score. Six balls: marble, beach ball, turned timber, a small blue planet, a ball of coral yarn, and a disco ball of a thousand mirrors. And six worlds — Neon, Dunes, Lagoon, Twilight, Frost, Meadow — where each one morphs through three palette stages as you travel, so a long run rolls from morning into sunset into night and back round. Every run now opens in Neon, the default world. Unlock the rest with the coins you collect, or with a video. LEADERBOARDS Both games ship with a real global leaderboard — longest walk in Stick Walk, best distance in Roll Rush. Tap the trophy to see where you land. WHAT ELSE • Roll Rush now opens every run in Neon by default — black sky, a lit grid and a road that changes colour — so the game shows its best face first. • Both new games are fully translated into all 25 languages Mobelio supports, from day one. • Neither game has levels, lives, hearts or hints — nothing to be stuck on, nothing to run out of. Just how far you got. • Every cosmetic in both shops can be earned by playing. Stars in Stick Walk, coins in Roll Rush; a video is an option, never a requirement. • Nothing you unlock changes how the game plays, so every score on the leaderboards is comparable. • Performance and stability fixes across the whole collection. Thanks for playing — and keep telling us what you want next!

Four new games this update, a faster start, and a new Privacy section in Settings. ZUMBA JUNGLE MARBLE A marble shooter on a winding jungle trail. A chain of glass marbles rolls toward the well, your character sits in the middle of the board, and a tap is a shot: the beam shows exactly where the marble will land and which run it will join. Match three or more of a colour and they burst; when matching colours meet across the gap the chain snaps shut and pops again, and a quick second pop starts the combo ladder. 500 levels across 25 chapters, each worth up to three stars, bring lanterns to free, timers to survive, score targets, frost shells, cages and the power marbles: Prism, Bolt, Burst. Six characters and six trail themes unlock with the stars you earn, or with a video. No hearts and no lives: retry as often as you like. BIRD SORT Ball sort, re-staged in a tree. Tap a branch to lift the birds sitting together at its tip, tap another and the whole flock flies across. Fill a branch with one colour and it flies home to the nest asking for that colour; finish a colour no nest wants and the flock parks there and holds the branch hostage. 4,509 hand-built boards climb from three colours to twelve and introduce one barrier at a time: eggs that hide their colour until they hatch, eggs sealed until a named colour goes home, caged branches that open to a key, and a fuse burning down a parked flock's patience. Undo, shuffle and sprout-a-branch tools, a shop of outfits, nests, skies and chirp packs, and a level select that is the tree itself. STICK WALK Hold anywhere and a stick grows from the edge of your platform. Let go and it falls across the gap, and your hero walks it. Land the tip on the gold centre strip for a Perfect and double points; tap mid-walk to flip under the stick and sweep up the stars. Eight heroes and eight skies to unlock with the stars you collect. ROLL RUSH Hold the left or right half of the screen and a ball rolls on down a winding, hilly road, dodging boxes and sweeping up coins. Slow uphill, fly downhill, and a crest hides what is waiting behind it. Six balls and six worlds whose light changes as you travel. Every run opens in Neon. All four join Game Center with global leaderboards. ALSO IN THIS UPDATE • A much faster first launch: the app now arrives with its graphics precompiled, so the home screen is ready as soon as the splash finishes. • Settings has a new Privacy section where you can review your consent choices at any time. • Dodge Weave's world and stage names are now translated into all 25 languages. • Smoother animation and lower memory use across the collection, plus stability fixes. Thanks for playing — and keep telling us what you want next!

Mobelio now speaks your language. 25 LANGUAGES The whole app and every single game are now fully translated — Arabic, Bengali, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Dutch, French, German, Georgian, Hindi, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Malay, Polish, Portuguese (Portugal and Brazil), Russian, Spanish (Spain and Mexico), Swahili, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian and Vietnamese. Mobelio follows your device language automatically, or pick any language in Settings. A NEW HOME SCREEN Browse your games your way. Seven layouts: the Classic grid plus six animated lists — Helix, Tile Trail, Lava Lamp, Surface, Arcade Walk and Slot Reel. The header tucks away as you scroll, a tap takes you back to the top, and Mobelio remembers where you left off. The logo has new animated routines, and the home theme now comes in four moods — Kalimba Breeze, Playground, Adventure Map and Sky Ride — with a Music track picker in Settings. FOUR NEW GAMES • Galaxy Attack — a vertical space shooter as a 200-level campaign across 20 chapters, 16 weapons, 40 boss fights and a hangar of twelve upgradable ships. Drag and your ship follows; from level 3, standing still is fatal. • Hoop Shot — an endless basketball flick. The angle of your drag is the whole shot: swish to build a chain up to x5, clip the rim and lose it. 18 ball, court and hoop skins. • Skyline Stack — a one-tap tower stacker. Drop each slab flush for a perfect; whatever hangs over is sliced off. Eleven slab styles and five skies that recolor to your tower. • Dodge Weave — two orbs on a spinning ring fall down a corridor of rising walls. Turn the pair so both slip through at once. 1,000 stages across 162 worlds, no lives, no timer. All four join Game Center with global leaderboards. ALSO IN THIS UPDATE • A friendlier feedback form: pick a mood, pick a topic, tell us what to build next. • Share and feedback popups now look right in landscape. • Text stays the same size on every device, so no layout ever breaks. • Fixed a rare crash while drawing game boards, plus performance fixes. Thanks for playing — and for telling us what you want next!

Eight new games join the collection! Hexa Sort — sort color stacks on a honeycomb, 1000 levels Sky Flock — endless flight, your flock is your health bar Glow Hockey — neon air hockey vs AI or a friend Bricks Breaker — aim once, fire a stream of balls, 1500 levels Carrom — flick the striker, pot your men, cover the queen Color Block Jam — slide bricks through matching gates in time aa — land dots on a spinning ring, 1000 levels Cosmic Chain — endless one-tap orbit runner Thanks for playing!

• Bug fixes and performance improvements • Smoother experience across all games

Bug fix and improvements.