New games and changes in Game Night
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A daily nobody solved no longer counts for anyone, so a hard day can't pull your average up or down. Stats › Your placings says "Nobody solved it that day". And a chess rating now stops at 0.0, so your next win always moves it.
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If a screen ever breaks, you'll now see Try again and Go to Home instead of an error message. Your games are saved, so nothing is lost. Just after an update, Game Night reloads itself.
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Straight Face, Two Timer, Bell Tower, Cross Patch and Scribblitz join the rest: every game ends with Play again, the game, Share and Home at the bottom, and back arrows take you where you came from.
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Treasure or Trouble?, Whodunit?, Spy Words, Ghosts and Bright Valley now end on the new screen too. Look back with Board, Notepad or Journal. At a party, Home asks before you leave.
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Shoot the Moon!, Cribbage, Spades, Gin Rummy and Texas Hold'em now end on the new screen. Tap Table to look over the last hand, then See the result to come back. Play again, the game, Share and Home stay at the bottom.
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Five Dice, Four in a Row, Sea Battle, Chess and Solitaire now end on the new screen, after a moment to see the winning move. Play again, the game, Share and Home are always at the bottom.
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Word Duel, Know Way!, Four Groups and Letter Hive now end on the new screen too: Play again, the game, Share and Home always at the bottom. Also fixed: resigning while the computer was thinking in Word Duel now shows the result.
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Every back arrow now takes you to the screen you were just on: Dailies, a friend's page, the Main Event. Opened from a notification, it goes to the game. Plus small fixes, like the Back gesture in Know Way! and Letter Hive races.
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Daily Word and Sudoku end on a new screen: Play again, the game, Share and Home always at the bottom. On a Main Event daily, the big button plays the next one, and back goes where you came from. Every game will end this way soon.
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Whodunit? on phones: the answers at the end of a case (and when you make an arrest) now sit under their questions instead of squeezed beside them, and the Daily Case shows its whole title. Thanks to the player who told us!
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Scribblitz: full points for the first 3 seconds of each drawing, so typing the word costs nothing, and a guess sent as the time runs out still counts. The Daily Sketch scores this way from 7 November. Thanks to the player who told us!
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Scribblitz: once a hint letter shows, type the whole word or skip the hint letters, whichever you like. Both spell it right now. Thanks to the player who told us!
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Know Way! on a slow connection: the answer you tap lights up at once and the clock stops, and a tap made in time now counts even if it takes a few seconds to reach us. Thanks to the player who told us!
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The Games tab no longer jumps as it loads. Cross Patch works better with a computer's keyboard: after the last clue, Tab moves on to Pause and the menu. And small green words, like Gin Rummy's Set and Run, are easier to read.
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Sudoku is easier with a keyboard: the arrow keys move between squares. And screen readers now read buttons across the app the way they look, so voice control can tap them by what you see.
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Small text is easier to read in every theme: links and greyed labels are a shade deeper, and Home's Word Duel card is crisper.
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See a result on a rankings board that doesn't look fair? Tap its row to report it to the Game Night team. Nobody is told who reported it. How rankings work now has a Fair play part too.
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If your friend link has expired, opening the old link tells you so and points you to Add friend for a new one.
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New players join the Everyone boards 14 days after their first daily. The Chess Puzzle is ranked among friends only, as its puzzles can be looked up online. A result too quick for any person now counts as a miss.
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Your friend link is now an invite too. Someone who doesn't play yet can join Game Night with it, and you're friends from the start. You can bring in 5 people: see who joined under Friends › Add friend.
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In a party's lobby, anyone can now tap someone to report or block them, not only the host. The host's Block also removes them, so the party goes on for everyone else.
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If someone has a rude name, is unkind, cheats or seems under 13, tap ⋯ next to their name and Report. Only the Game Night team sees it, and they are never told. You can block them in the same tap.
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Spy Words parties: a Chief who leaves and comes back gets their clues back from the computer. Blocking someone at a Straight Face or Scribblitz party now takes you out of that party for good. Plus some safety work behind the scenes.
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Today's Sudoku is now checked by Game Night itself, so every time on Friends today and in the rankings is real. It looks the same, but a wrong number's ✕ comes a moment after you type it, and you need to be signed in to play it.
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Straight Face: only typing the answer itself counts as You knew it! (a list of guesses doesn't). Signing out now stops that phone getting your alerts, so whoever signs in next can turn on their own. Plus some safety work behind the scenes.
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Put a Scribblitz party on a TV, laptop or tablet: the whole room sees each drawing big as it's drawn, the guesses and the scores. In the party's lobby, tap Put the party on a TV and type the number it shows.
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Your Scribblitz parties now show on Home while they're on, in Stats › Scribblitz (wins, words got, how the room did with your drawings, your best game) and on friend pages (who placed higher).
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Host a Scribblitz party and show the QR code: everyone takes a turn drawing on their phone while the room guesses on theirs. The sooner you get it, the more points. Guests welcome, and Ada, Bo and Cy can draw too.
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After your Daily Sketch there’s a word of the day for everyone. Guess your friends’ drawings of it, then draw yours in 60 seconds for friends who play later. See who got it, and everyone’s drawings side by side. Not scored, just fun.
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Every drawing you draw for friends is now kept in your own sketchbook: watch it draw itself again, see who guessed it, and save or share it as a picture. Stats › Scribblitz now has Vs friends too: your best streaks, groups and Guess-offs.
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Your Draw for a friend games and Guess-offs now show on Home, with the app’s badge when it’s your go. Friend pages show your best streak together and who’s ahead in Guess-offs, and Challenge @friend offers both, with one-tap rematches.
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Now you draw! Pick one of three words, draw it in 90 seconds, and your friend guesses. Two of you build a streak together (watch live as they draw for a bonus ⭐); with up to 6, everyone takes turns and the most points wins.
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Straight Face, Two Timer, Bell Tower, Cross Patch and Scribblitz have their own chosen sounds now, and a few sounds in the older games have been swapped for better ones.
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Challenge up to 7 friends to a Guess-off: the same five drawings for everyone, played whenever you like before it ends. Guess each one early; the most points wins. Afterwards, see how everyone did on every drawing.
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From 1 November, every daily you finish on its day counts towards November’s boards, placed early each next morning. The first titles, Game Night Champion among them, are handed out on 1 December.
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See your stats side by side with a friend’s: tap 📊 Compare on their page, or Compare with a friend under any game in Stats. ◀ marks the better number; dailies count up to yesterday. Rather not? Switch it off in Settings › Privacy.
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Scribblitz has a daily: five drawings, easy to hard, the same for everyone. Guess each one early for up to 500 points, keep a streak, and see how your friends did. It’s on Home’s Today card and the Dailies screen too.
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At each month’s end the best on the boards win titles, from 👑 Game Night Champion down, for your trophy shelf in Stats (wear one beside your name). On Mondays, Home cheers last week’s best Main Event. First crowns: 1 December.
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A drawing draws itself, line by line. Guess the word as early as you can: 100 points at the first line, down to 10, and 5 off for each wrong guess. A Daily Sketch for everyone, then drawing for your friends, are on their way.
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Every month, see where you stand in each daily, each kind of game, the Main Event and the Grand Tour, with friends or everyone. Season 1 starts on 1 November, with titles at the month’s end. Open it from Stats or the Dailies screen.
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Monthly rankings start in November: the best average placings in every daily, each category, the Main Event and the Grand Tour. Choose who sees your name on the boards: Friends, Everyone or Off. Your results always count, without your name.
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Stats › Your placings now has the Main Event: each day you finish all five on the day gets a score, the average of your five placings. Ten such days in a month rank you in it, ready for the monthly rankings.
See yoursNew
The Main Event has its own page (tap its number on Home): today’s five, your streak of days with all five done, and your week. Finish all five for your Main Event score and a line to share.
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Put a Cross Patch party on a TV, laptop or tablet: the whole room sees the grid fill in, every clue and the scores. In the party's lobby, tap Put the party on a TV and type the number the TV shows.
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Every day, five of the dailies are picked for everyone: the Main Event, at the top of Home. About 20 minutes, from at least four kinds of game, so you'll meet some you've never tried. Every other daily is one tap away under All dailies.
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Your Cross Patch parties now show on Home while they're on, in Stats › Cross Patch (Clue grab wins, your best game, grids solved together) and on friend pages (who placed higher).
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See where you come among everyone in each daily this month: your average, how many days have counted, and how close you are to being ranked when the monthly rankings start in November. Tap a daily to see each day. Only you can see it.
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Tap "Showing" at the top of Stats to pick a game: search for it, find your favourites and recent games first, or open a category. No more scrolling sideways through every game.
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Play Cross Patch in one room: host a party and everyone joins with the QR code, guests too. Answer any clue on your own phone and the first one right gets it, or fill the grid in together against the clock.
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Finish a daily and its Friends today card now also says how you did against everyone who played it today: "Top 10% of everyone today", or even "Best of everyone today!". No names, just the share.
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Stats › Cross Patch now shows your games with friends: races and 1st places, your best race time, grids solved together and your quickest, and how you're doing with each friend.
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Cross Patch races and shared grids now show on Home, and a friend's page keeps your record together (races won, grids solved together). Challenge @friend has both, with one tap for the same again.
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Fill in one crossword with up to 5 friends, live or whenever you like. Everyone's letters show in their own colour with their initial, you can see which square each friend is on, and at the end you'll see who filled which answers.
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Race up to 7 friends on the same crossword, each on your own time: your clock starts only when you tap Start. The race board shows how far everyone has got (never their letters), and the quickest solve wins. Help adds a little time.
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Wondering how your friends did yesterday? Dailies › 📅 Past opens a calendar: tap a day for everyone's places and the day's answers. Each daily's result has Earlier days ›, and Stats' week has Friends that day ›.
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The same little crossword for everyone each day: a Mini, and a Big on Saturdays. One go, then see how your friends did (⭐ clean solves first, then the quickest), share your time and keep a streak going. It's on the Today card too.
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A little crossword of everyday words, with clues in our own words. A Mini (5 × 5) takes a minute or two, a Big (7 × 7) a few more. Solve it with no help for a ⭐, and beat your best time. A Daily Patch for everyone is on its way.
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Whodunit?, Spy Words, the Daily Doors, the Daily Road, the Daily Bluff, the Daily Pairs and the Daily Peal now rank you among your friends too. And the Sudoku daily has a Friends today at last: fewer hints first, then the quicker time.
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The Daily Fleet and the Daily Deals in Shoot the Moon!, Cribbage, Gin Rummy, Spades, Solitaire and Hold'em now rank you among your friends as well, with 🥇🥈🥉 and ties sharing a place.
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After a daily, Friends today now ranks you among your friends: 🥇🥈🥉 for the best, and a tie shares a place (the old 🏆 Best could miss you). Daily Word, Four Groups, Daily 10, Daily Hive, the Chess Puzzle and Daily Dice first.
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At a Bell Tower party, tap Put the party on a TV and open /tv on a TV or laptop. It shows the QR code, the tower big and who has rung back, and with its sound on it rings the tower for the whole room.
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Play Bell Tower together in one room: host a party and everyone joins with the QR code or the room code, guests too. Everyone rings the tune back at once (last one ringing wins), or pass it on and add a bell each.
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Stats › Bell Tower now shows your games with friends: Add a bell games won, your longest tune, 1st places in races, and how you're doing against each friend.
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Take turns adding a bell with up to 5 friends: ring the whole tune back, add one of your own, and miss and you're out. Or race up to 7 friends on the same tune. Start one from Bell Tower or Challenge @friend.
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A new daily: the same tune for everyone, one go a day. Ring back as many bells as you can, keep your streak going, and see how your friends did once you've finished. It's on Home's Today card with the other dailies.
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The tower rings a tune on its bells; ring it back. Each round the tune grows by one bell: how far can you go? Play alone (Gentle, Classic, Six bells or Backwards) or Add a bell with Ada, Bo and Cy. Best with sound on.
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Put your party on a TV, laptop or tablet: open /tv and type its 6 numbers in the party. The whole room sees the board big, laid out just like your phones, with whose turn it is, the clock and who won. Turns are still taken on your phones.
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Play Two Timer together in one room: host a party and everyone joins with the QR code or the room code, guests too. Take turns on one board shown on every phone, with a turn timer if you like and Ada, Bo or Cy filling seats.
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Stats › Two Timer now shows your games with friends: games won taking turns, 1st places in races, your slips, and how you're doing against each friend.
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Play Two Timer with friends, wherever they are. Take turns on one board (most pairs wins), or race on the same board, each on your own (fewest turns wins). Start one from Two Timer or a friend's page.
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A new daily: the same 24 cards for everyone, one go a day. Find every pair in as few turns as you can, keep your streak going, and see how your friends did once you've finished. It's on Home's Today card with the other dailies.
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The classic memory game: turn over two cards and find the pairs. Play alone in as few turns as you can, or take turns with Ada, Bo and Cy. Five decks of our own pictures, and at the end you see your slips: cards you'd seen but forgot.
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Put your party on a TV, laptop or tablet: open /tv and type its 6 numbers in the party. The whole room sees the question, who has written and picked (never what), the reveal and the scores. And the reveal now says who knew the real answer.
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Play Straight Face together in the same room, 3 to 8 of you, guests welcome. The host shares a QR code or a 4-letter code; everyone writes and picks on their own phone, then the reveal plays on every phone at once.
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Spot the truth now mixes in fakes your friends wrote that fooled someone in their Fool your friend games; you find out whose once you've picked. And Stats has a Vs friends card for Straight Face: wins, truths found, friends fooled.
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Play Straight Face with 1 to 7 friends, wherever they are. Everyone writes a fake for each question, then spots the truth among each other's fakes. Start one from Straight Face or from a friend's page; it shows on Home when it's your turn.
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Five strange but true questions a day: write a fake answer that sounds real, then spot the truth. Your fakes go out to friends who play later, so you can fool them until midnight. Practise any time with Spot the truth.
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Set out from Gullhaven by the sea: 1,810 miles and two mountain ranges, about 25 minutes. Pick 4 of 10 travellers, each with a trait to find out, choose your wagon, keep spirits up, trade between stores, and meet two of four stories.
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Bright Valley: Play again after a Short Road now starts another Short Road (it used to start the longer Journey).
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Send feedback now sits right under the greeting on Home. Got an idea for a game, a wish, or something that isn't working? One tap, and a real person reads every message.
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Sitting together? Open /tv on a TV and type its 6 numbers in your shared wagon: everyone sees the land, the party and the card, and votes on their own phone. The host can switch on 30-second votes.
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Travel with 1 to 4 friends in one wagon, each as a traveller from the notice board. Big choices are votes, an answer only your traveller can give is yours, and you take turns keeping camp. Home, friend pages and Stats show them too.
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From 23 October each Daily Road is a Short Road from Fort Halden: about 6 minutes, Old Hand as always, and your streak carries on. Races get a road too: the Short Road, or the Journey one tap away.
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A new length, about 6 minutes: set out from Fort Halden, halfway, over the Saltpan Flats, the Greywater and the mountains. And Quick start gets any journey ready in one tap: a party, you and a packed wagon, each yours to change.
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Race up to 5 friends: the same land, weather and luck for every wagon, each in their own time. Pick the road, the level and how to win, then see every journey side by side. Home, friend pages and Stats count races too.
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Every event you've met now has a page in the Field Guide, with everyone you've travelled with. Earn 17 trail badges, from River Runner to Snow on the Pass. And now and then, an old companion turns up on the notice board again.
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Every journey now stops at a fair: enter up to two contests of skill for prizes. Read the wind at horseshoes, bake a pie to suit the judge, play back the fiddler's tune, outwit the Haulers. Nothing is timed. Practise them first!
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One journey a day, the same for everyone: the same notice board, the same weather, the same rivers and the same luck. One try. When you're done, see how your friends got on, which roads they took, and keep your streak going.
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Lead a covered wagon 1,200 miles west before the snow. Pick four travellers, pack a wagon that only holds so much, and face rivers, forks and 120 things the road can bring. Make it, and you're graded 1 to 100. The Daily Road comes next.
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Many of the games' sounds have been picked afresh, from the right-answer chime and the dice to Chess, Letter Hive, Cribbage and Spades. Turn sound on or off in Settings › Sound and feel.
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Spades games with friends now show on Home, so you'll see when it's your bid. Friend pages keep your record (and partners on their own line), Challenge @friend sends a game in one tap, and Stats › Spades has a With friends section.
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Invite 1 to 3 friends and play turn by turn, with a clock: head to head (each with a computer partner), on the same side against the computers, or 2 v 2. If your time runs out, the computer moves for you (never a Nil).
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The same 3 hands for everyone, every day: you and Cy against Ada and Bo. Win by as much as you can, keep a streak going, and see how your friends did once you've played.
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The classic partners card game: bid your tricks, then make them, with spades always trumps. Team up with a computer partner, bid Nil if you dare, and mind your bags. The Coach helps while you learn. A Daily Deal and friends come next.
Play SpadesNew
Knights always tell the truth, knaves always lie: work out who is who. Play Knights and Knaves, Dreamers or Forks in the road anytime, or the Castle's islands after The Keeper's Rule. Some Daily Doors rooms are islands too.
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Know Way! now has over 3,600 questions, each checked against a trusted source. Every way to narrow Music, Movies, Sports, Science, Famous People, Literature and Pop Culture is open, and Hard works everywhere. History comes next.
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Race 1 to 7 friends through the same five rooms, easy to hard, before the race ends. One try per room, no hints; a wrong door adds a minute. Most treasure wins, then the quickest. Friend pages and Stats count races too.
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Start a tournament with 2 to 7 friends: everyone plays everyone once, all the games at the same time, each at its own pace. A win is 1 point; most points takes the trophy. Friend pages and Stats count your tournaments too.
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Three Treasure or Trouble? rooms a day, the same for everyone: Easy, Medium and Hard. One try each, no hints. Open all three to keep a streak, get all three right for a crown, and see how your friends did once you've finished.
Open today's doorsNew
Read the signs on the doors, follow the Keeper's rule about which ones tell the truth, and open the one with the treasure, not the troll. Climb the Castle for stars, or play a fresh puzzle anytime. Show me why explains every room.
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Gin Rummy games with friends now show on Home, so you'll see when it's your turn. Friend pages keep your record, Challenge @friend sends a game or rematch in one tap, and Stats › Gin Rummy has a With friends section.
See your friendsNew
Invite a friend to Gin Rummy and play turn by turn, with a clock: a minute or two to play together now, or a day to play through the week. Pick the rules, and if a turn's time runs out the computer takes it (it never knocks for you).
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Tap a category to narrow it: History in Europe, novels in Literature, sports legends, or just easy questions. Each choice shows how many questions it has, and more appear as we add questions.
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A new Gin Rummy deal every day, the same cards for everyone: 3 hands against Ada, the Medium computer. Your score is how far ahead of her you finish ("+28"). See how your friends did once you've played, and keep your streak going.
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Draw and discard to build sets and runs, then knock or go gin. Play the classic against the computer, with your hand arranged in melds for you. Try Oklahoma, or turn on the Coach while you learn. A Daily Deal and friends come next.
Play Gin RummyNew
Three-handed and partners games now show on Home and count against every friend at the table, on friend pages and in Stats › Cribbage. Partners see the games they won together, and Challenge @friend can start a game for 3 or 4.
See your statsNew
Send feedback can now take a screenshot, so you can show us what you mean. It's made smaller on your phone, and anything hidden inside the picture (like where a photo was taken) is left out. Only Game Night's team sees it.
Send feedbackNew
Sent us an idea or a problem through Send feedback? When it's in Game Night, you'll get a thank-you in your bell, with a link to try it.
Send feedbackNew
When a game ends, "How was this game? Tell us" under the result opens Send feedback with the game already picked. Loved it, wished for something, or hit a snag? We'd like to hear.
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Play Cribbage with two friends (three-handed) or as partners, two against two. Pick your partner, and a computer fills any empty seat. The host can start once one friend has joined.
Play with friendsNew
Got an idea for a new game, a wish for one you play, or something that isn't working? Settings › Send feedback goes straight to us, and a real person reads every message.
Send feedbackNew
Cribbage games with friends now show on Home, so you'll see when it's your move. Friend pages keep your record (a skunk counts as 2), Challenge @friend sends a game or rematch in one tap, and Stats › Cribbage has a With friends section.
See your friendsNew
Invite a friend to a game of Cribbage, played turn by turn at your own pace. Pick the rules and how long each turn can take; if the clock runs out, the computer plays that card. Your games with friends show on the Cribbage screen.
Invite a friendNew
A new Cribbage deal every day, the same cards for everyone: 6 hands against Ada, the Medium computer. Your score is how far ahead of her you finish ("+14"). See how your friends did once you've played, and keep your streak going.
Play today's dealNew
Fifteen two, fifteen four… Play the classic against the computer: peg your way to 121, with every hand counted for you line by line. New to it? Pick Learn, and a Coach shows which cards to keep. A Daily Deal and friends come next.
Play CribbageNew
Teams, the party game for 2 to 12 in one room: join with the QR code, two Chiefs give the clues, and the teams race to find their agents (or take on the computer). Put the big board on a TV with the Table screen.
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Partners: you and a friend each hold half the secret and take turns giving each other clues until you've found all 15 agents. Play at your own pace or both at once with a shot clock. Your games show on your friend's page and in Stats.
Invite a friendNew
To decide what to improve, we now count which games are played and how (just totals, kept by us, never shared, and no trackers). The privacy page explains it.
Read the privacy pageNew
One clue at a time: find your agents among 25 words, and stay clear of the Mole. A Daily Mission every day, then a bonus round where you give the clues. Or practise against a computer team. Playing with friends comes next.
Play Spy WordsNew
Open a detective agency with up to three friends: one case, one clock, and every finding shared. Anyone can investigate whenever they like, and you all agree before an arrest is made.
Open a case togetherNew
Race up to five friends on the same case, with the same culprit. Investigate whenever you like before the race ends; a proven arrest in the fewest hours wins. Afterwards, see everyone's path side by side.
Start a raceNew
Three gentle, old-fashioned murder mysteries: a colonel's birthday at a country house in 1927, a small-town pie contest in 1955, and a crime writers' weekend by the sea. They open when you reach the rank of Detective.
Open the case libraryNew
A will swapped for a forgery at a snowbound Highland lodge in 1929, a premiere reel stolen from a drive-in in 1956, and the brass gear missing from an escape room the night before it opens. Each has three possible culprits.
Open a caseNew
A star's tiara gone on a London opening night in 1924, a TV quiz show's sealed questions swapped for a fake in 1958, and a fossil egg missing from a museum sleepover. Each has three possible culprits.
Open a caseNew
A painting swapped for a fake on an ocean liner in 1928, a champion beagle gone missing from the county fair in 1957, and a famous recipe book stolen from a TV baking contest. Each has three possible culprits, so play it more than once.
Open a caseNew
A new case every day, the same for everyone. It gets harder through the week: easy on Mondays, hard from Thursday. Keep a streak going, and once you've closed the case, see how your friends did.
Open today's caseNew
A new detective game: interview people, search the rooms, send clues to the lab, then make the arrest before time runs out. Three cases to start, each with a different culprit when you play again. Climb from Rookie to Master Detective.
Open a caseNew
In Cozy, the grey text, the terracotta buttons and the "not in word" tiles are a touch darker, so they're easier to read. In Clean & Modern, flat tiles and keys now have a fine outline.
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Sunny colours, big rounded shapes and chunky buttons, in light and dark. Pick it, or Clean & Modern, in Settings › Appearance, and your choice follows you to every device.
Pick a themeNew
Try Game Night's second theme: cool greys, one indigo accent and flat tiles, in light and dark. Pick it in Settings › Appearance, and it follows you to every device. Bright & Playful is next.
Pick a themeNew
Play the computer at six levels, from Pawn to King. There's a Daily Puzzle every day, puzzle practice, games with friends with a Game Night chess rating, and tournaments for up to 8 friends.
Play chessNew
Want to hear when there's a new game or a big update? Turn on Game Night news in Settings › Notifications. It's off until you turn it on, and it's about once or twice a month.
Notification settingsNew
All of today's dailies now sit in one card, and the Dailies screen lists them all, sorted the way you like. Games waiting on you come first.
See your dailiesNew
Make words from seven letters in a honeycomb. A Daily Hive every day, races with friends, and Hive together, where friends share one hive and every word counts for all.
Play Letter HiveNew
A party game for 5 to 12 people in the same room. A few guests are secretly ghosts: talk it over, vote, and banish them before they take over the manor. Each phone is your secret role card.
Host a party