- New game in the board games: Camembert Culture, a general knowledge quiz. Walk your pawn round a wheel, cell by cell, win the wedges of the six categories by answering questions, then come back to the centre for a last question. - Play Camembert Culture offline against 1 to 5 bots, or at the casino with up to 18 players, each for themselves or in teams; at the casino, a free answer is given on voice chat or typed, and a player from another team judges it. - Over 8,400 questions, in French only for now. Your games won count in the Leaderboards. - With VoiceOver, swipe one finger up to move your pawn ahead, down to turn it about, left or right to turn it, and double tap to throw the die or confirm; during a question, swipe up or down to choose a proposition. - The game's Actions give the look, to explore the wheel without moving your pawn, back to the pawn, the question, the anecdote, the pawns, your wedges and the nearest one, your position, the players, and at the casino typing your answer and the right answer for the judge. - The wheel is drawn for players who can see, with the question and its propositions under it, or beside it on iPad. Without VoiceOver, double tap a cell to walk your pawn there, or a proposition to choose it; the "Throw the die, or confirm" button does the rest. - The bowling is illustrated: a wooden lane, pins with their red collar, your bowler seen from above in the pose of the moment, the ball and a dotted line to your aim. - In the bowling, a card shows how to throw: the three steps, Force, Swing and Release, the current one in yellow, the sentence saying what to do, the force bar, and each gesture beside what it changes. Players who can see can play without the manual. - In the bowling, Frankie the announcer reacts as soon as the pins fall, even before the result of your ball is said. - In the board games, every step of a pawn is now the sound of a real pawn pushed across the board, a different one each time, heard in the middle of the table for everyone. - Private tables are better kept: they no longer appear in the list of tables for players who are not invited, and Friends and Present players only say "at a private table". - An invitation to a private table works only once, a player the host has blocked can no longer get in, even when invited by someone else, and nobody can invite during a game. - Making a table private now says that those already seated stay and others sit only by invitation; if you are not the table's administrator, the game tells you that only the administrator can make it private or public. - Going back from a table's page, with the Back arrow or by swiping from the edge, no longer leaves a page that does not respond: the table's page comes back with its menu open. - If your turn comes while Control Center or Notification Center covers the game, a bicycle bell calls you back.

This update adds two new games, a Board games category and new music. NEW GAMES • Parcheesi: take on one to three bots, or play online with two to four players. Play with two dice or one, each for yourself or in teams. The board is fully drawn for low-vision players, and every game you win counts on the leaderboard. • Farkle: a dice game that is all about knowing when to stop. Keep the dice that score, then roll again or bank your points. But a roll with no points makes you lose everything. Play alone, against one to seven bots, or online with up to eight players. IMPROVEMENTS • New Board games category. • New music in the menus. • The word game is now available in Italian. • The voice chat microphone stays on during a reconnection. FIXES • Feather Flight can be played without VoiceOver again. • Closing a question with several choices, such as the value of an ace in Ninety-nine, no longer plays the card by mistake. • Tab names are no longer added to the history. • In the colour card game, bots wait less when you can keep your run going.

New: a word game. A grid of letters: find as many words as you can before time runs out, alone with eight timer modes, or at the casino with up to 8 players on the same grid. The colour card game: at the casino, the game follows VoiceOver and the bots wait until each card is said. When you intercept, you keep the turn. In a run, the 9 and the 0 follow each other. Give each bot a name: in the table's list of players, Actions, Rename the bot. Messages: delete a private conversation, for you only. Friends: each request you receive has its Accept and Refuse buttons. Leaving a table while the game is speaking always works. Permission requests, such as the microphone's, are in your language.

Three new games: • Métropole, a city-building game where you are the mayor. Lay roads and zones, bring electricity and manage the money: the city grows on its own, month after month. One finger moves one square, three fingers move ten, double-tap to build. • Bowling: the World Cup, on a lane you hear in stereo. Take your place, aim, then throw in three steps. Alone, against a bot, in practice, or online with a friend. • A colour card game for 2 to 10 players: play a card of the same colour, number or symbol, and call out your last card. Against bots or online, with many variants. Feather Flight can now be played online, one to four players, with two leaderboards. Nicer to play: • Online, the game goes on while you are in a menu or in Settings, and you hear everything. • You play as soon as "It's your turn" begins; too early, and the game tells you at once. • A two-finger tap silences the current sentence without losing anything of the game. • When the server restarts, the game tells you and reconnects on its own. • What the game says is also shown at the bottom of every view. • The History is a real list, one message per line with its time; the VoiceOver rotor "Games and rounds" moves from one game to the next. • In every view, Actions, The list of gestures shows that view's gestures. • In several games, new lines in Actions: the game's rules, save the table, add or remove a bot. • Each game's instructions are rewritten with the iPhone's gestures. • Hangman and Feather Flight now have their drawings. Fixes: • Sea Battle: the bot chases a hit ship until it sinks; applause or a whistle at the end; the leaderboard counts the winner's accuracy; several bugs fixed. • The dice game: you hear another player's dice during their turn; online, the 10-second warning lasts the whole turn. • Card games: pausing keeps your thinking time, and "Back to menu" asks first. • The manuals are rewritten and checked against the game.