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09 Feb 2022

iOS App Updated

Download Version 1.4.4

A minor update for our iOS App has now gone live and is available for download in the App Store. This update adds some small changes, but the most important thing it addresses is the fix for a bug causing games to get stuck loading at 50%. This bug affected a small (but not inconsequential) amount of users, and we thank you for your patience while we've been working behind the scenes to solve this.

If this problem was affecting you, please install the latest update from the App Store (as well as ensuring your device is running the latest iOS version). Log out of your Tabletopia account on the app, and then log back in.

 

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Full 1.4.4 changelog

 

  • Critical bugs fixed
  • Sign up within the app implemented
  • Minor improvements

 

We have also begun laying the groundwork for an overhauled app (for iOS & Android) that will be coming in the future. It will allow a significant amount of our existing desktop games library to be compatible with mobile devices, and will mean future games added to the platform will be more easily ready to come to mobile as well.

While we don't have a timeline for when this overhaul will happen, we're excited to make more games available for you when you're on the move! When we're confident with a roadmap for this, you'll be the first ones to know.


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