Squeeze 2.1: play solo, and come back every day. • VS DOG: no second player? Duel the dog on your own. Easy, Medium or Hard (tap VS DOG again to change). The dog never sees the answer: it makes its own estimate and plays the odds. • DAILY QUESTION: one question a day, the same for everyone, one attempt. Claim your margin, place your window: inside or outside? Tap DAILY at the top left of the home screen. • Share your result without spoiling it: "Squeeze Daily #12 · inside ±8%" plus your streak. • Streaks: finish the Daily or any match to keep yours going. Every 7 days in a row earns a Rain Check (up to 3) that covers a missed day for you. Broke it anyway? You have 48 hours to repair it with an optional ad. • Optional ads, only when you tap them: repair a streak, get one extra Rain Check a day, or change the question again after your 2 free changes in a match. • Reminders, if you want them: at most one a day, never between 10 pm and 8 am. Turn them off with the bell on the home screen or in iOS Settings. • New players start by watching one round played for them; WATCH on the home screen replays it any time. • Fixed: a crash on launch after updating from an earlier version. Players coming from version 1 keep the language they chose. • Fixed: CHANGE QUESTION no longer replays the pass-the-phone animation, and the sky now fills the whole screen. • Clearer buttons: BET ±300 FEET and SQUEEZE TO ±150 FEET say exactly what you commit to. A typed guess now shows your number in the middle and the window growing around it, and the slider's range fits the question's unit.

Squeeze 2.0 is a brand-new game world. • A bridge in the clouds, a fox and a dog, and a number line that zooms with your every move — from a sliver of a claim to the whole sky when someone was WAY off. • Type your claim, then slide your guess along a line that runs from 0 to infinity (or type it): no ceilings, no hints, any number goes. • WATCH: the fox and the dog play one short round for you before your first match. • Change the question when a topic bores you. • PASS THE PHONE flashes full-screen at every hand-off — nothing to tap. • iPad: the whole game, full screen, on every iPad. • English and French, switchable from the home screen.

Photos that always fit the question. • Every photo now matches its question: a question about a place shows that place, and every other question gets a scene that fits its topic — never a different city by mistake. • 20 new photos: Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Orlando, London, Dubai, Amsterdam, Chicago and Barcelona, plus new scenes for world, history and money questions. • Near You is smarter in Los Angeles: you now get questions that are really about where you are. • With Reduce Transparency on, the photos stay — just with stronger contrast behind the text. • Stability and polish fixes, in English and French.

A whole new look — and your face in the game. • Every question now opens on real scenery: 554 famous facts play on their actual place (the Colosseum on the Colosseum, San Francisco on the Golden Gate), and every category has its own worlds. • A warmer, bolder design throughout: new type, a Home that opens on the game's scenery, and a reveal that lands with a golden pin on the answer. • A guided tutorial that truly walks you through: the coach points at every move — tap, hold, watch — right on the real controls. • Put your face on your hero: an optional photo on your player token. It stays on your phone. Always. • Leave a match any time: every screen now has an exit door, with a confirmation so no one loses a game to a stray tap. • Dozens of small polish fixes, in English and French.

Squeeze now speaks French! • Choose English or French the first time you open the app, and switch any time with the EN · FR button on the Home screen. • In French, the announcer speaks French and every answer comes in kilometers, meters, °C and euros. • 705 new questions about France and the French-speaking world. The most surprising ones show up in English games too. • Better facts for everyone: we fact-checked over a thousand questions against their sources, corrected about 300 answers, removed duplicates, and dated figures now show their year. • Long questions are no longer cut off on smaller iPhones.

Placing your window is calmer and far more precise. • A full swipe now moves the window by exactly its own width instead of three, so small adjustments land where you mean them. • The numbers keep up as you drag, whatever the size of the answer — on some questions they used to sit frozen, which made the drag feel stuck. • The window's edge labels and the readout below it now always agree.

Fixes a crash that could close the app when tapping a claim in the tutorial on some iPhones. Also in this update: • Smoother animations in the tutorial, the reveal, and between rounds • Every button stays reachable on smaller iPhones and at large text sizes • Tutorial narration is now off by default — tap the speaker icon any time to turn it on • Lighter on battery while the app sits on the home screen