What's new

New games, fixes, and improvements as they ship
  1. 🐛 Fixed

    Sky Stack: big towers now save, plus a desktop fullscreen switch

    Runs were being turned away once you stacked past 250 blocks, so a long climb ended with nothing recorded. The cap is way up now, well past any real run, so keep stacking. On desktop, games now fill the browser window instead of going fullscreen, with a button in the top bar if you want the full screen.

    Play Sky Stack
  2. Improved

    Catdoku: drag to cross out, and a fuller Hall of Fame

    Press on the board and slide your finger to X a whole row, column or block in one motion, or start the drag on one of your own X marks to wipe a run instead. Pausing a beat before you sweep no longer drops a cat you never asked for, so a drag can't cost you a life. The Hall of Fame now covers all four chapters, so clearing Rooftop Run or Moonlit Alley earns a spot too, and the first time you reach a new chapter Mochi spells out what changed: how many lives you get and what the boards start demanding.

    Play Catdoku
  3. 🎉 New

    Chats and group chats (Beta)

    Message your friends from the new chat bubble in the header or the full Chats page, and brag a score so they can tap Beat me to try the exact same run. Groups get their own tab: start an invite-only group, add friends or anyone by username, and brag to the whole group at once.

  4. 🐛 Fixed

    Daily Wordle: fixed instant loss for Reduce Motion players

    If your phone had Reduce Motion turned on, any wrong guess could end the day's word on the spot. It plays all six tries properly now.

    Play Daily Wordle
  5. 🎉 New

    New daily puzzle: Word Destack

    A little ziggurat of letter tiles is hiding six words. Tap the tiles you can reach, spell a word to knock its letters clean out of the pile, and dig on down. Exactly one word waits at every turn, and every clue you tap Boo for costs a star.

    Play Word Destack
  6. 🎉 New

    Catdoku doubles again: 2000 levels

    The ladder stretches to level 2000 with two new chapters. Rooftop Run (801 to 1400) only ships boards that need the hardest deduction in the book, and hands you five lives a level instead of nine. Moonlit Alley (1401 to 2000) goes further: three lives and nothing but boards tougher than almost anything Rooftop Run had. Clear a whole chapter and Mochi still throws a proper Hall of Fame send-off.

    Play Catdoku