Bug fixes and stability improvements, plus some under-the-hood work on sound.

A big update, all about making each delivery fairer and more fun. • The game now teaches its one rule: tap the side the parcel tips toward. • The camera looks further ahead, so you spot the door in time to stop. • If you fall, you'll see what went wrong and how to get it right next time. • Deliveries feel like a win, with music, confetti and recipients who cheer. Your parcel has a face now, too. • New worlds open after eight deliveries, and Earth starts you on its gentlest jobs. • Seven streets that were close to impossible have been rebuilt. • Bigger doorsteps, your best time on every receipt, no ads while you play, and fewer accidental taps.

- Several screens have been redesigned for improved UX. - Redesigned several levels and improved the difficulty curve.

Redesigned user interface and menus.

• Rebuilt campaign: 75 deliveries, with 15 in each of five worlds. • No Hop button: time springs, lifts and moving platforms instead. • New route choices, recovery paths and optional delivery stamps. • Clearer cargo, landing and machinery feedback, plus advice after failed attempts. • The lively original sounds return.

• Faster retries and clearer delivery hints. • A simpler home screen. • Ride along help after four failed attempts. • Your progress and purchases carry over.

Your delivery route just left Earth. New in 1.4.0: • World 2: Lunar Mail adds 50 deliveries with low gravity, moving landing decks, rebounds, rover traffic, and a separate space theme. Complete World 1 to open it. • World 1's 50 deliveries now link hazards into tougher sequences, right up to the door. • Small lunar ground boosters help you accelerate and brake. Left and right taps get matching jet feedback; boosters rest during a hop. • New planet menus and a separate 1–50 level browser for each world. Your existing World 1 progress, signatures, and Supporter Pack carry forward. Restore purchases from Settings if needed.

The night round returns, and the town is bigger: 50 streets across nine districts. Learn on the job in the yard, then work your way out to the arcades, the sidings and the heights. New this round: • The arcades hang spans low enough that you have to carry the box genuinely level to get under them — and a taller load has less room to be wrong. • Crosswinds now gust instead of only blowing. Watch the flags: they go limp in the lull and pull taut at the peak, so an exposed span is about picking your moment. • The viaduct is properly exposed at last, and old town finally strings its obstacles into real sequences. • Traffic, lifts and spring pads carry whole districts now rather than turning up once. Fixes: • A handful of simultaneous taps no longer counted as a handful of taps. One press, one shove. • A failed hop onto a stack of cartons is returned to the crate it actually hit. • Progress is saved more carefully, so a hard shutdown mid-round can't cost you a night's work. Supporter Pack purchases still apply. Restore them from Settings if needed.

The parcel is a proper carton now — and six streets deal the full-height column that fights back. The tutorial is gone. The first street counts any arrival that stays on its wheel, the second only asks you to arrive standing. Then the gloves come off. Falls happen at full speed. The wheel makes a run for it, a window at the address lights up to watch, the porch clicks off, and the chalk outline is waiting when you retry. Fell within a metre of the mat? The receipt just says "so close".

Fixed bug causing purchases to fail

Added Tutorial mode Added new Endless mode Improvements in UI