New tablet layouts bring games, packs and levels together. Find contextual help while playing, enjoy smoother navigation, and return to your saved progress more reliably. A dark theme follows your device. The pictures keep their own colours, so every puzzle stays fair. Bigger text is handled throughout. Increase Contrast and Button Shapes are followed too. Every badge now has its own picture and shows up in Game Center. Still no ads, still fully offline.

Four new games, an adventure to play them on, and a wall of badges to fill. • An Adventure path through six worlds — Meadow, Town, Kitchen, Woods, Seaside and Park — that mixes every game and ends each world on a big picture to finish • Four new things to play with the same pictures: Hidden objects, Shadow match, What's missing and Odd one out • A little fox who waits on the next stone and dances at the end of a world • 21 badges on a wall of their own, and a sticker for every world you finish • Up to four children on one device, each with their own path and album • A quiet page for grown-ups behind the gate, showing what each child has played • Still no ads, no timers, no fail states, no account and nothing to buy inside

Same two games, a clearer name on the App Store. • The name now says what the game actually is, instead of a generic “kids puzzles” • Nothing changed inside the app: the same picture packs, the same levels, the same illustrated art • Still no ads, no timers, no fail states, no account and no in-app purchases