New: Game rules, explained. How blinds work in Texas Hold'em, how to play King of the Hill, and sumo wrestling rules, each with a free online game to try.
Updated: Stay in step. More consistent local movement in Cloud Hopper, Crackle Floor and Yolk Sumo, including moving platforms, crumbling floors and pan collisions.
Updated: Make your dash countYolk Sumo dashes are shorter and easier to steer after. Clean hits push rivals harder, and the ring starts closing sooner.
Fixed: Your thumb steers. Dash does the shoving. Move with the joystick and tap the separate Dash button in solo or friends games. Swiping or adding a second finger to the skillet no longer triggers an accidental dash.
Updated: Know where the heat is. The illustrated tips now show the heated second phase and the final cool circle, with the surviving egg and a fried rival.
Updated: Yolk Sumo says what it is. Shove rivals onto the heated skillet. Phone controls moved down with the rest of the controls, where every other game keeps them.
New: Warm up for Yolk Sumo.Yolk Sumo’s page now has a Ways to play guide: try a practice dash, check the controls, and learn how the shrinking pan and shoves work before you jump in.
New: The pan is the arena. Play Yolk Sumo solo against rival eggs, or bring two to eight friends onto the same pan. The cool butter shrinks. Slide onto the hot rim and you cook.
New: Dash with Space, or a flick. WASD or the arrows steer. Space bursts you forward, and the cream Space key fills while dash recharges. On a phone, hold to steer; flick or tap with a second finger to dash.
New: Rivals pick their own fights. Practice bots lock onto different eggs instead of all chasing you. When someone cooks, the shell cracks first, then a yolk stays on the pan.
