A second evening with real dice gave us this list. • The strip under the score shows who plays next. Tap the trophy beside it and the leaders appear; a team stands there as one, with its total. • With real dice, 1, 5 and three of a kind now have big buttons of their own. • The whole screen celebrates when someone gets halfway to the goal, takes the lead or reaches the goal. • Teams work from three players, even two against one. In the last round the turns go on around the table, partners too, and the app asks before a game starts with somebody left without a team. • The race chart names every player's colour, and it now shows on the win screen and in the review of every game. • A team game in your history is counted by team, and both partners get the win. • Three lines beside each player show that you can drag them into a new turn order. • To play on separate phones, every phone needs version 1.2.

A small fix for playing on several phones. • During a game, the antenna at the top opens Play nearby without the Start the game button. It did nothing there and only got in the way.

A simpler start, and SuperFarkle is ready for iPhone Duo. • New game is now one summary: the players, the game and the rules, with one Start button. Tap the players to change them. • A room for nearby play no longer hides. The home screen and New game show it with a green dot, Start in the room begins the game there, and the room offers Continue the game while one is under way. • The ring around Continue now fills up, so you can see when the app is about to press it for you. • SuperFarkle now speaks Indonesian. • On iPhone Duo the app fills both screens.

Made for real dice, after a whole evening at the table. • Continue presses itself three seconds after your last mark. A ring runs down around the button, and Settings can switch it off. • You can still bank after Continue, as long as the dice have not been thrown. • Undo first clears the faces you marked, and only then goes back to the previous player. • Moving the players before the first roll starts the game from the new first seat. • Hot dice, the last round, a win and a penalty each have a sound, and one moment rings only once. • The BANK IT hint pulses when you keep rolling against it. • The queue shows gold, silver and bronze by score. • Every number in the statistics explains how it is counted, and the average leaves the head start out. • The review of a game with real dice now judges every roll, so the share of decisions by the advice is right, for games already played as well.

Team games, put right. • In the last round the whole team answers: every player takes a turn, and a team that falls short goes out together. A team game no longer runs on forever. • The game screen shows each player's team and the team's total, and the win screen names the winning team. • The race chart draws a dashed line for each team, and the statistics list the teams. • While a game is on, New game sets up the next one: the players, their order, the teams, the head starts, the dice and the rules. The game at the table stays as it is. • The goal can now go up to 40,000. • A group you save now keeps the games you play with it. • A player has the same colour in every list, the Return key adds a player, and a player who leaves in the middle of a game no longer takes the turn with them.

Small fixes we found while playing at real tables. • While the dice you set aside make no combination, the app waits with its advice instead of guessing. • A group now remembers who plays on which team, and it can take the rules from the Rules tab. • Before you save a group, the app shows who will be in it. • A tap on a die makes one sound, and a big combination is no longer followed by a second bank sound. • Choosing a team is clearer, and the menu of rule sets lines up.

SuperFarkle Plus is here for tables that like to play their own way. Everything the app did before stays free. With Plus you score every combination your table's way and add house rules. You save your company with its players and rules, and you play matches and teams. You look back at every finished game with its review, and you give each player a colour and a mark. New for everyone: • The advice before each roll is more precise now. • Three ones can be worth 300, and hot dice can be switched off. • Every player has a card with their career and personal records. • You can look back at the last finished game and see which decisions cost points. • One Play button opens a sheet where you set the game up. You host a nearby game from there, and the others join it from the home screen.