A whole new look: TagTeam now feels like a classic road trip, with an old fold-out road map, enamel road signs worn with real rust, and a highway sign along the bottom. Your map fills in as you play. Every state starts plain, with faint highways. Catch a plate and that state lights up in its plate color, its interstates turn bold, and its real mountains and valleys appear. Zoom in to see the Rockies. Pinching the map now zooms only the map, never the whole screen.

TagTeam has a clearer name on the App Store: TagTeam: License Plate Game. Same app, same garage, nothing to set up again. Now and then, after a trip closes or a new badge, and only once you have caught ten plates, the app may ask you to rate it. TagTeam asks at most once every two months, and Apple shows that prompt at most three times a year.

Rare now means rare from where you live. Pick a home state in Settings and every plate's difficulty follows it — from California, California is common and Maine is epic. It's one setting for the whole garage, so both phones agree on the points. Find a plate fast: the spot list has a search box, and Still needed shows only what you haven't caught, likeliest first. Invite someone in one tap — a message with a link, or a QR code for their camera. A new phone can restore a backup from the very first screen, even with no signal, and a phone can leave a garage without touching anyone else's. The Board now shows your current run and bingo card, the sync status explains itself when you tap it, and the app works sideways for dash mounts. If syncing stopped working on the last version, this update reconnects it. The first launch downloads your garage's history once, so both phones hold exactly the same collection.

The map now zooms on its own. Pinch the map — on the phone, on iPad, or with a trackpad — and it zooms while everything around it stays put. Before, a pinch zoomed the whole page, state info and all. There are + and - buttons too, and a Fit button to snap back to the whole continent. Tap any state, province or territory and you'll now find its official bird and flower, plus more quick facts to read out from the passenger seat. Mexican states don't have official birds or flowers, so they get an extra fact instead. Two new icons to pick for yourself: a racing car and a wave.