New: - Scores you play offline now reach the leaderboards once you are back online - Every arcade game sends its score and level clears to its board - Tihar festival card and a Tihar photo frame - A What is new card on Home after each update - Fresh look for Shabda, Jodi, Sudoku, 2048, Golo and the card tables Fixes: - High-score boards rank by score, never by points - Dots loops and star upgrades count toward the Dots badges

A fresh new look across the app: games, quiz, cards, dice, settings and more. Mystery Cup: meet someone new over an anonymous chat, then reveal. Chiya Wrapped: your year in chiya, ready to share. Pick your own app icon. Place profiles now use the place banner as the cover. Fixes, including a blank screen after winning Bagh-Chal as the tiger.

Per-game leaderboards, streaks and ranks, badges and collectible cards. Send a cup to a friend, book a table, and claim a Tea Tab payment. Bug fixes.

- New game: Golo: Bounce. Roll, bounce and float a ball through 8 levels of rings, water and spikes. Clear a level for the first time to earn points.

- Forgot your password? Reset it from sign-in with a code sent by email or SMS. - Google and Apple sign-in no longer create an account by accident. - Rewarded ads always tell you what you earned. - Suggest a tea shop that is not listed yet, with its category. - Accepting a Ludo invite now opens the game. - After sign-in the app asks for location, and nearby places load as soon as you allow it. - New My timeline in your profile: your check-ins, day by day.

Play solo games and against the computer without signing in: open the app and pick any game. Sign in only when you want online multiplayer, the leaderboard, shops or check-ins. Also fixes for Bagh-Chal resume, quiz answer feedback and shop pages.

Fixes a crash on opening the app: it could quit between the logo and the first screen if the phone had not been unlocked since restarting. It now opens whatever state the phone is in. Also in this release: Wordle hints, Ludo on its own and pass-and-play from a tea shop, the music stops when you leave, and profile win counts include solo games.

This update brings iOS in line with Android, so it carries two releases worth of changes. New: - Callbreak plays your best card if you run out of time, with a countdown everyone can see. One person losing signal no longer stops the table for the other three. - Playing from "You are here" invites those people whatever game you pick, not just the quiz - Tic-tac-toe can be shared with a friend, like every other game - Menu items are cards, and a dish photo opens full size - A shop says how many came by earlier, so a quiet moment does not read as a shop nobody goes to Fixes: - Ludo names everybody at the table instead of calling them all You - A token sent home is carried back where you can see it - An unusable roll stays on screen long enough to read - Two tokens on a square now block it, as the rules say - A verified tick now shows on review authors - The Callbreak table no longer clips at large text sizes

Everything since the last App Store update. New - Answer a game invite straight from its notification - A page explaining exactly how points are earned - Directions to a shop, and a link to review it on Google - A shop's wifi QR while you are checked in there - Turn your public profile page on or off from Settings - Tap a dish photo to see it full size - The invite sheet shows who is online, most recent first - Tic-tac-toe and Uno work with a screen reader Fixed - Winning a friendly game now counts on the leaderboard - The game sheet no longer offers a shop you are not at - One notification per invite, not two - Menu items say when they are sold out - Smoother scrolling and taps

Shop owners and managers can now run their shop from the app: see who is checked in, edit the menu, and answer reviews. Your whole profile is on one page now, so a name, username, photo and date of birth are all edited in the same place. Verified accounts carry a badge, and Snakes and Ladders can be played against a stranger anywhere.

Two new games: tic-tac-toe against the computer or on one phone, and sudoku with three difficulties. Game invites can now be accepted or declined from the home screen instead of only from a notification. Screens refresh when you come back to the app, so points, streaks and your friends list are current. A Wordle guess lost to a dropped connection is now kept and sent when you are back online. The app ships its own fonts, so headings look right from the first launch.