Six solitaires, and a long look at what each of them was getting wrong. • Pyramid is a proper game again. The pack is dealt three times over now, the way Pyramid is played everywhere else — with the single pass it had, almost no deal could be solved at all. And a king turned from the pack can be discarded on its own, as the rules always said. • Klondike no longer gives up while the deal is alive. It used to announce "no moves left" with a move still on the table — often the very move that frees a card and sends it home. • TriPeaks pays for a run at last: every card in an unbroken chain is worth more than the one before it, exactly as the lesson promises. • Win a second hand of Golf, TriPeaks or Pyramid without leaving the table and the game notices. Until now the board simply emptied in silence — no win screen, no record, no streak. • FreeCell carries a run as far as it claims: one card for every free cell, doubled for every empty column.

The commonest thing you wrote to us was some version of "I opened Pyramid and had no idea what to do". So now the game teaches itself. • Every solitaire opens with a short lesson the first time you play it — a real table you tap through, move by move, with the cards you are about to hold. No wall of text. • The rules stay one tap away afterwards: the "?" in any game, or How to play beside the game list. • Ten new languages: German, Spanish, Italian, Turkish, Japanese, Thai, Indonesian, Danish, Norwegian and Ukrainian — lessons and hints included, not only the buttons. • Three store-page error messages had never been translated into Russian. They are now.

The phone stops working so hard while you play. • Card sounds were blocking the app's main thread on every move — up to 28 ms each, on a phone that draws a frame in 8. Gone. • The game was capped at 60 Hz on a 120 Hz iPhone. It now uses the full refresh rate. • The fifty-two cards on a table were redrawn from scratch on every frame; each one is now drawn once and reused. Same deck, a fraction of the work. And from your messages: • A hint stays on screen until you answer it, marks the card and where it goes, and is hard to miss. • Double-tap a card buried under others to move its whole run to a column that will take it.

A deal with no moves left now says so. • Golf, TriPeaks and Pyramid never ended: the stock ran out, nothing fitted, and the game simply sat there. They now offer a fresh deal. • Klondike counted a spent pack as a move, so a dead table could be turned over forever without the game admitting it. • Spider no longer counts a deal it cannot make — a row needs every column filled. • Pyramid hints light up both cards of a pair. • The win screen reads in your language again.

What's new: • Klondike now finishes on its own the moment the deal is solved — no more tapping the last cards home. • Tap a King to send it straight into an empty column. • The game now lets you know when there are no moves left. Thanks for playing!