# Ensemble — A Puzzle Series — Daily logic puzzle, no ads > Daily logic puzzle, no ads (iPhone/iPad app by LuNo IT.) - Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/ensemble-a-puzzle-series/id6791545025 (this page in markdown: same URL + `.md`) - Developer: [LuNo IT](https://appshunter.io/developer/1445216810) - Category: Games, Board, Puzzle - Price: Free - Age rating: 9+ - Requires: iOS 26.0 · 3 MB - Languages: American English, Dutch, French (France), German (Germany), Italian, European Portuguese, European Spanish - Released: 2026-10-31 - Data updated: 2026-11-07 ## What is Ensemble? ONE SWIPE MOVES EVERYONE. Ensemble is a puzzle series. Every swipe slides the entire cast across the board at once — and every critter must reach its own exit. No lead role. No solo act. If one gets left behind, the credits don't roll. SIX SEASONS, 150 EPISODES • Season 1 — Caped Consultants: learn the ropes, meet the one-way arrows. • Season 2 — Space Opera, Sort Of: zero-G tiles and wormholes. • Season 3 — Wizarding Night School: pressure plates and magic doors. • Season 4 — Jurassic Parking Lot: hazards with teeth, and the Understudy — a critter that moves the wrong way on purpose. • Season 5 — Backstage Pass: conveyor tracks with a mind of their own. • Season 6 — Strike the Set: the studio is being demolished, and the floor collapses behind you. Every one of the 150 episodes has a computer-verified par: three stars is always provably possible. THE DAILY TABLE READ One new puzzle every day — the same board for everyone on Earth, no account, no server. Build a streak. Optional reminder written by CLIFF, our in-house narrator, who is politely disappointed in you. CLIFF The Condescending Logic Interface For Fun narrates your every move. He offers cue-card hints (three per attempt, and only while a perfect score is still possible), calls "CUT!" the moment a level can no longer be solved, and keeps 35 awards in a cabinet. Some of them are sincere. FREE MEANS FREE No ads. No in-app purchases. No accounts. No timers, lives, or energy. Nothing to buy and nothing tracked — the privacy label simply reads "Data Not Collected." Works completely offline. MADE TO BE PLAYED Minimal, colorblind-safe visuals. Respects Reduce Motion. Undo and retakes are always free. Any solve advances — the stars are for bragging. The whole cast is waiting. Places, everyone. ## Is Ensemble safe? Not enough ratings yet to assess Ensemble. ## Is Ensemble legit? Ensemble — A Puzzle Series has limited verification signals. The AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Ensemble is 50 out of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data. ## Version history (last 5 releases) ### 1.6 — 2026-11-03 • Midnight on set: keep the Daily Table Read open past twelve and tomorrow's script slides onto the board by itself. Already made a move? Then that take finishes as the day it began. • The book stays open: on an iPhone Duo, changing the text size in the Projection Booth used to drop the stage back to the phone column, board across the fold, until a relaunch. Now the pages hold through every size. • A polish pass for the living room, the fold and the window: on Apple TV the card buttons stand apart, the board clears the trophy, and the Projection Booth lists only the sizes it can keep. On an iPhone Duo standing open, CLIFF's prompter closes down a line at the biggest text sizes instead of crossing the fold. In a low window on iPad, the stage drops its marquee rather than squeezing the board to a strip, and the corner buttons step clear of the window controls and the board. ### 1.5 — 2026-10-31 • Ensemble now speaks Italian and Brazilian Portuguese: all 150 episodes, the vault, the awards cabinet and every line CLIFF delivers. STOP! CORTA! Eight languages — the same show in every one. • The awards cabinet grows seven shelves: a flawless-season award for Seasons 2 through 6 (Season 1 always had its own), The Thirty-Day Arc for a month of unbroken Daily Table Reads, and one more we're keeping under wraps. • Hidden awards keep their secret in Game Center too: no progress bar gives away the surprise before it lands. • Swipe anywhere. The whole screen now takes the move, not just the set: flick from the title, the teleprompter or the empty space around the board and the cast follows. The chips still take a tap. • iPhone Duo, opened: the show plays on two pages. Chrome and CLIFF's prompter on one, the board on the other, nothing across the fold. Turn it flat or stand it up like a laptop and the pages stack. ### 1.4 — 2026-08-13 • Ensemble now speaks French, German, Spanish and Portuguese: all 150 episodes, the vault, the awards cabinet and every line CLIFF delivers. COUPEZ ! SCHNITT! ¡CORTEN! CORTA! • The stage holds its frame: CLIFF's console is now a four-line teleprompter. Long deliveries roll off the top instead of resizing the board mid-sentence — drag the console to reread on iPhone and iPad. • A calmer marquee: the episode title stepped down. CLIFF's intro was already doing that job, and the gold code line now carries the daily's number and the vault's billing on its own. • CLIFF's call now connects: tapping the daily reminder lands you straight in the Daily Table Read, and a call arriving mid-show gets a banner instead of silence. • Every control grew a bigger mark to hit: chips, buttons and corner controls now accept the near-miss tap. Same look, kinder to thumbs. • VoiceOver hears the whole show: hints announce their cue card, the Scripted Take's curtain keeps focus on itself, the corner buttons read first, and the dimmest captions stepped back over the contrast line. Reduce Motion now also stills the win card's star pop. • Clocks and decimals dress for your region: reminder slots read "7:00 PM" on a 12-hour clock, and FASTEST WRAP writes 8.4s or 8,4s as your locale does. • Game Center keeps stricter books on shared devices: a sync that finishes after a player switch can no longer write into the wrong ledger. • Stray echoes cut: queued pop sounds no longer ring over the next take's intro after a retake, and an award toast interrupted by a text-size change no longer drags the wrong toast down with it. • Autoplay minds the room: the five-second countdown yields to the Projection Booth and never fires from the app switcher. ### 1.3 — 2026-08-03 • NEW: Ensemble comes to Apple TV. The whole series on the biggest screen in the house — swipe the Siri Remote and the entire cast moves. Play/pause hands the remote between the stage and the menus. Your progress arrives via iCloud; the couch picks up where your pocket left off. • Game Center plays fair on shared devices: each signed-in player keeps their own sync ledger, and a daily score finished before sign-in completes now waits for it instead of vanishing. • The "Seven-Day Binge" award now counts a streak kept alive across two devices — the merged calendar is the calendar. • The reminder bell keeps its word: flipping it off mid-refresh can no longer leave stray studio calls scheduled. • The pad survives AirPods walking away mid-chord, and season theme changes no longer stutter the picture. • Behind the Scenes bills ties correctly: a Red-vs-Understudy tie goes to Red, as the billing order demands. • "No Notes" now accepts every season's finale, as its text always promised — not just Season 1's. ### 1.2 — 2026-08-02 Season 6 got its lights turned up — and the whole show got easier to read, hear, and see. Also: it speaks Dutch now. • NEW: the whole show now airs in Dutch — every episode title, cue card, cast bio and last line of CLIFF's commentary, the daily table read included. He condescends fluently in both languages. • NEW: The Projection Booth. Text too small? Too dim? Tap Aa and turn two dials — text size (or just follow your device's setting, which Ensemble now respects everywhere) and text brightness, all the way up to maximum. Per device, the way a living room and a pocket differ. • NEW: Ensemble is now fully playable with VoiceOver. The stage narrates the whole cast — who's home, who's how far from their exit — and every swipe reports what happened. • NEW: with Differentiate Without Color on, every cast member wears their own shape badge, repeated on their exit. The pairing survives any palette. • The small print is a step brighter for everyone, out of the box. • iPad: rotate freely. Landscape seats the board beside the controls, and Ensemble now plays along with Split View, Slide Over and Stage Manager at any window size — stable down to the narrowest pane. • The crumbling tiles of Season 6 now look like something about to give way — and once collapsed, they dress as walls (hatch, outline and all), because that is what they have become. • Every season finale now takes its own curtain call — and season 6 closes on "that's a wrap" instead of a note about the pilot. • "Previously on…" tightened up: no montage about another device's progress after an iCloud sync, no repeated closing line, and a recap that finds you mid-daily now waits politely for the next board. • Titles no longer scale twice at large text sizes, and the booth's fixed sizes are actually fixed. • VoiceOver no longer stages a just-eaten cast member as still standing. CLIFF ▸ The projectionist got a raise. The art department got a memo. The Dutch dub was done in-house. By me. --- *Data collected daily from the US App Store and indexed by [AppsHunter](https://appshunter.io/). User reviews are verbatim App Store reviews. Ratings, prices and chart positions refresh continuously; this snapshot is from 2026-11-07.*