IQ Mogged: Daily Puzzles

Eight games instead of four — and every level free. NEW • Four new games: Stars, Train Tracks, Sums and Vierer. Each with its own daily puzzle, its own streak and its own leaderboard. That's eight games, eight fresh puzzles — every day. • Every level in every game is now free, up to 1000 per game. Nothing left to unlock. • In return, the free version shows an ad after every third level. The daily puzzles stay ad-free, and an optional one-time purchase removes the ads for good. • Sums now has 1000 levels in every board size — four times as many as before — and you pick the size straight from the heading. COMPARE • After every solved level you see how you stack up against all players, plus your average per game in your profile. • Optional reminders so your streak doesn't die by accident, plus a nudge when a friend overtakes you. • Invite friends with a link — if they have the app, it opens straight to adding you, handle already filled in. • You can withdraw a friend request you sent. • Leaderboards and percentiles now count only times from the current app version. • Equal times share the same place everywhere, and the time you see is exactly the time that counts. SMOOTHER PLAY • One tap takes you from a solved level straight into the next — in all eight games. • The level list opens where you left off again. • Levels are now mixed instead of sorted by difficulty: easy boards turn up as a breather all the way through the ladder. • Daily puzzles are spread more sensibly across the week — easier on Mondays, tougher towards the weekend. • Next to the date you now see when the new daily puzzles arrive, in your own time zone. • Pull down on your friends list, a leaderboard or your profile to refresh it. • You now choose your own display name when you start. • Stats and "How you compare" sit at the top of your profile, and your display name and username show a pencil icon. • Restoring your account with your Apple ID now brings your level progress back too. PUZZLES AND BOARDS • Chain puzzles always have exactly one solution and can be solved by pure logic — no guessing. The hint draws the direction as an arrow and names the number you skipped. • Patches levels have been rebuilt with far more variety, from narrow 1×8 strips to large 6×6 blocks. A patch dragged too far can be pulled back, and the board is noticeably lighter in dark mode. • Because Chain and Patches have new levels, both games start again at level 1. Your progress in Crowns and Halo is untouched. • Train Tracks and Sums: every cell the same size, edge numbers lined up with their row — and in Train Tracks a train takes a victory lap over the finished track. • Long words in Vierer are fully readable now instead of being cut off. • The controls under the board look the same in all eight games.