Everything that's shipped to the launcher, newest first.
Games can't start until your stream chat is connected, but the shelf used to look completely normal and just ignore your taps. Locked games now show a lock, the reason sits right above the shelf with a Reconnect button, and tapping one tells you what it needs.
Open the library →What's new is now a section in the launcher nav, so you can catch up any time instead of only when the banner appears — a dot marks notes you haven't read. The section row itself also stopped cutting labels in half on phones and now keeps the section you're on in view.
See what's new →The stream sidebar now follows your saved streaming handle (not your login) and says when the stream is offline instead of freezing quietly. The launcher pill notices a stream ending within seconds, and the status page stopped reporting outages nobody had.
Check your connection →Words now always read forwards — backwards finds rewarded guess-spam over sharp eyes. Hosts get reveal and next-round controls, and the finder's avatar no longer covers the first letter of a claimed word.
Open Word Hunt →Settings trimmed from 14 to 9, a randomised Mixed pool is the new default, landmark rounds landed, scoring is shown on stage, and the finish screen was rebuilt.
Open LiveLocator →Run a game night on a single stream — one room, one roster, back-to-back games.
Every opening clue was rewritten to be guessable-but-not-instant, and three new categories joined the pool.
A mall-concourse stage identity, and logos that spelled out their own answer are gone from the pool.
Open Guess the Logo →A letter board goes up and chat races to call the hidden words — themed boards, crossing capsules, double points for long finds.
Open Word Hunt →Recall now runs on your actual TikTok sticker set by default — chat replies by sending the matching sticker back through TikTok's own picker, not by typing.
Open Recall →