A new game is here: Defense. Dust monsters march down a winding path, and you stop them before they reach the castle gate. - Drag the board and your knight below the castle wall follows left and right; tap and it goes right there. Weapons fire on their own. The number on each enemy is how much health it has, and hits land harder the closer an enemy is to the gate. Defeat the boss in the 15th and last wave to clear the board. - When the XP bar fills, play stops and you pick one of three cards shown face up: a new weapon, one level up for a weapon you have, or a skill. The weapons are Star Bolt, Chain Spark, Flame Orb, Rune Circle, Gust, Frost Beam and Guard Blade. When a weapon is at its top level and you also have the skill it pairs with, a gold evolution card always comes up. Defeat an enemy carrying a treasure chest (or let it reach the gate) and the next three cards each go up two levels. You can see new cards once per run, and skipping gives you a life or some XP. - There are six levels: Easy, Normal, Hard, Attic, Freezer and Toy Factory, all open from the start with 60 boards each. The three new places bring Pill Bugs that are tough while rolling, Penguins that crouch and then slide, and Mechanics that fix other enemies, plus three new bosses: the Lint Queen, the Frost Mammoth and the Dust Foreman. Each level has its own Bronze, Silver and Gold badges, and clearing a board for the first time gives a few diamonds, like Water Sort. - Defense comes with sound effects, music, vibration and flashy attacks. Defeat enemies one after another and a combo count climbs; stop one right at the gate and a red star with "!" bursts there. You can turn off just the music on the pause screen, and with Reduce Motion on, the board does not shake. - There is no countdown, but the enemies keep marching. Pause and double speed are always on screen, and the game stops by itself while you pick a card or leave the app. Enemies that reach the gate cost lives. If the gate falls, you can watch an ad once per run to clear the enemies at the gate and keep going. With VoiceOver on, your knight follows the leading enemy by itself.

Water Sort gets harder levels, and the game screens are redrawn to look like toys. - Water Sort has three more levels, marked Hard: 10, 11 and 12 colors, with only one empty bottle, so a single wrong pour can send you back. The level list now has a "Hard levels start here" line, and the levels below it say "one empty". Hard levels earn their own Bronze, Silver and Gold badges, and the badges you already have stay. - A hard board is thrown away and built again if it turns out too easy, so easy boards almost never come up. If you circle a spot where you can still pour but the board can no longer be solved, it tells you: "This board can't be solved from here." Undo or restart and keep going. - The game screens are redrawn. The big buttons are pink and the buttons under the board are cream, like toy keys, and they sink when you press them. Rows in the level list sink too, and in dark mode the boards and cards are navy instead of gray. Blocks pieces have a candy shine across the top, Push Out pieces have a shine running from top to bottom, and the Water Sort bottles now stand on shelves. - The card that appears when you clear a board is shorter. "Pick a level" and "Next one" sit side by side on one line, and the name of the board you cleared is a pink sticker on the top edge of the card. The game over card shows its reason on a sticker in the same place. With a shorter card you can see more of the board you just finished. - When you finish a board, the board squishes down once and springs back, and its rim flashes white. In Water Sort the caps on the filled bottles hop one after another from the left; in Blocks the board squishes when you clear two rows at once or three times in a row. Beat your best in Blocks and a pink sticker stamps onto the board. With Reduce Motion on, nothing squishes or hops. The rim flash and the sticker still appear. - The name and the numbers under the board are no longer cut off at the largest text sizes. If they do not fit on one line, they split onto two, and on iPad the clear card no longer covers the bottle shelf. The "watch an ad for diamonds" row that used to appear on the clear card and the game over card is gone; watching an ad for diamonds now happens only in the Clicky tab.

[English] Three new ways to play. None of them has a timer. - Wax Blocks: drag pieces onto the board and fill a full row or column. The pieces are colored with the wax balls you have collected. - Water Sort: tip the bottles and gather each color into one bottle. Undo as many times as you like, always free. - Push Out: slide a piece until it leaves through a gate of its own color. While you hold a piece, the game shows you where it would stop. - In Water Sort and Push Out every stage and every board is open from the start. There is no order you have to follow. - Push Out has harder stages now, your board is still there after you quit the app, and a hint is one tap away when you get stuck. - On your first board a hand shows you what to do, once. - Clearing boards earns a bronze, silver or gold badge in each stage. Badges are stored on this device only. - Wax Blocks now has its own board in the Hall of Fame. You can carve your name up to three times a day. - The game screens were rebuilt to follow your text size setting and to fit iPad.

Fixed swap tickets disappearing, and cleaned up some text. - Fixed swap tickets going down on their own. The tickets from the day 14 and day 21 gifts no longer vanish the next day. - Fixed a few screens that were still showing Korean text.

All ten surprise box keycaps have been redrawn, and auto tapping now taps at a speed you pick. - The ten keycaps from the surprise box, earned with your daily stamps, have completely new artwork. The higher the tier, the more striking they look, from Rosé and Mint up to Aurora and Prism. - Tapping by hand now feels like the switch under each keycap, not just sounds like it. Clicky, linear, tactile and silent each press differently. - Auto tapping has a speed setting: Calm, Normal or Fast. It clicks now too, with the sound of the switch you are using. - Slowing it down costs you nothing. You collect exactly the same amount on Calm as on Fast. - The ranking cut now reads "Yesterday's cut" instead of "Today's cut". Rankings are tallied overnight for the day before.

Ten new keycaps and Surprise Boxes have arrived! - Surprise Box: earn one at stamp days 7, 14, 21 and 30. Open it for a keycap you don't have yet. - Keycaps now have Rare, Unique and Legendary tiers. Higher tiers open with a bigger celebration. - Every new keycap has its own shape: resin with floating gold flakes, gears, a cat paw, a glass dome aquarium, a crystal cluster and more. - Each keycap now has its own click sound and haptic feel, so different switches really feel different. - Big performance work so long tapping streaks in Keycap mode stay smooth. - Squishy toys got glossier highlights and a soft ground shadow. - Swap tickets are explained more clearly, with today's free swaps and stamp tickets shown separately. - You can now leave the 30-second challenge at any time. - Tapping a locked toy now tells you exactly how to unlock it.

This update makes JomulJomul smoother and more comfortable. - Fixed an issue where changing a toy could occasionally get stuck. - Celebrations no longer interrupt your play in progress. - Clearer name-carving and a few in-app messages. - Various small bug fixes and stability improvements.

This update brings a big feel-and-polish pass. - Much stronger, crisper haptics for the mechanical keyboard toys, with smoother response during fast tapping. - A celebration screen when you unlock a new helper. - A 'One more' button to instantly replay the 30-second challenge. - Combo runs can enter the Hall of Fame whenever you pass today's mark, even without a personal best. - Clearer guidance that rankings refresh every morning. - Faster, easier school search. - Extra polish and stability improvements throughout the app.