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What's New in The Talking Game
1.0.8
September 4, 2026
THE DECKS WERE REBUILT Ten decks became seven. That was not a taste call. Every deck was measured on one number — how many of its questions point at the people in the room — because that is what makes a question land at a party instead of in a diary. Two of them turned out to be the same deck in a different font, so they became one. Nothing was lost on the way: every deck that closed had its writing absorbed by the deck that took its place. A later sweep found the same question sitting in as many as three decks at once, and one deck asking itself the same thing three times over. Those are the only questions that are actually gone. RANK THE CIRCLE A new deck. Rank everyone here, out loud. Money, who survives a crisis, who ages best, who’d make the best partner. Say the order, then defend it. THE QUESTIONS NOW SPEAK 35 LANGUAGES Not translated. Rewritten. A question that lands in English can go limp word for word in Turkish, so each one was rebuilt in its own language to do the same job to the same table. THE QUESTION CAN MATCH WHO IS BEING ASKED Each player can say which word the table uses about them, and who their questions point at, and the wording follows. Both are optional, and skipping them gives you more questions, not fewer. The screen that asks never names a category. It asks about the game, in the first person, because the person holding the phone is the subject. PRESS, AND WHAT WE DO NOT KEEP The chips on that screen now press like everything else in the app — they give under your thumb and answer on the way down, not after. And what you choose there no longer reaches our usage analytics at all. It was reconstructible from where your thumb landed. It is not any more.
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