Fairer, and easier to read. - Levels with a block limit are fair now: the blocks you are dealt are always enough to reach the crate. Only a miss can cost you. - Finishing a set of missions mid-run no longer looks like the end of the level. A small sparkle now, and the confetti waits for the result. - When you open a crate, he holds up what was inside, and the whole tower smiles about it. - The win screen says what you found in big letters, with anything new in a green badge. - The start of a run no longer shows empty sky under the ground. - Faces on the long, flat blocks now fit inside their blocks.

Open the crates. - The goal above your tower is now a crate on a balloon. Reach it, open it, and see what was inside. Open them all to find out what the parts build. - Three missions run across your runs, so a tower that falls still gets you somewhere. - Finish a set and your blocks get something to wear: a party hat, specs, a moustache, up to a crown. - A new home screen shows what is next, and a win gets a proper celebration. - Your first drops show where the block will land. - Bigger switches in Settings. The share button is gone for now.

A reason for every tower. MEET THE CLIMBER A little climber now climbs the front of your tower, peg by peg, onto blocks that have stopped moving. Every run has a goal: a rocket part hanging from a balloon above him. Stack high enough and he climbs to the top and jumps for it — and the run ends as a win. BUILD THE ROCKET Eight parts, each higher than the last — the first is easy, the last takes a real tower. New blocks and the next-piece preview now arrive with the parts. Finish the rocket and see where it goes. THEN BUILD THE STATION Chapter two is for people who can really stack: eight modules from 12 m to 26 m, some with a block budget, some hanging to the side. Finish it and dock with someone who has been watching you all along. A MISS IS JUST A MISS A drop that goes off the side on its own tumbles away and the run carries on. It still costs the block. If it knocks a settled block off on the way, that still ends the run. YOUR GOAL IN ONE NUMBER The height card reads against the goal: 4.9 / 5.6 m. Messages are clean cards that sit just under it, out of the way of the part you are climbing for. A NEW RESULT SCREEN What happened in the run up top: what you got, or exactly how close you came. The rocket or the station below, with the parts you have not built yet in grey — and the one you just won colours in. SHARE THE RUN The shared picture and message say what happened: how close you came, or what you grabbed, and how much of the rocket is built. NO MORE BANKED STONE Checkpoints and the stone monument are gone: every metre is earned in the run that climbs it. Your best height stays. ADS BETWEEN RUNS This version adds an occasional full-screen ad when you tap to try again. Never while you build, never during a collapse, never in your first three runs, never after a win or a new best, and never twice within a minute and a half. No ad gives you height, a continue or a block. Where the law asks for an ad-consent choice, Settings can reopen it at any time.

You can start over. A WAY OUT OF A BAD RUN Until now a run could only end one way: the tower had to fall. If you knew three blocks ago that this one was going nowhere, your choices were to topple it on purpose or close the game. There is a restart button on the screen now, bottom right — tap it twice and you are back on a clean pad. It asks twice on purpose, so a stray tap can never cost you a run. NOTHING IS LOST Starting over keeps everything that persists: your best height, the bedrock you have banked, every unlock and every sky sighting. It is the same fresh run you would get after a collapse, without having to watch one first. NEW BLOCKS, MUCH SOONER The shapes you earn by climbing used to start at 5 m and run all the way to 34 m, so most players never saw past the first one — and those shapes exist to help you build higher, which means they were arriving after the run was already over. The ladder starts at 3 m now, and the wide deck, the lean block and the next-block preview all land inside a good run instead of past the top of one. YOUR FLOOR IS BANKED SOONER The stone foundation that keeps part of your tower between runs used to need a 16 m best. It needs 10 m now, so a strong run starts paying for the next one much earlier — and the sky above it gets a lot easier to reach.

EVERY BLOCK IS LIT NOW The pieces used to be flat colour with a bright outline. They're modelled — lit from one direction, with a soft highlight, a darker edge holding the silhouette, and a shadow where each one rests on the next. The tower reads as a stack of solid objects instead of stickers on a sky. YOUR HEIGHT, ON A CARD The number that IS your run now sits on its own raised badge, with a track underneath filling toward your next target. Beat your best and the whole card turns gold, and stays gold for the rest of the run. VIBRATION HAS ITS OWN SWITCH Separate from Sound, in Settings — silencing the game was never the same as wanting the buzzing to stop. FIXES Retry no longer drops the first block of your new run. On phones with a notch, the height readout, the settings button and the next-block card no longer sit underneath it.