Changelog
What's new in Lore.
Version 3.2 — any way you hold it
July 2026
Lore now rotates. Play in landscape on a tablet across the table, a phone on a stand, or a foldable half-open — the shelves, the questions and the results all follow along, and a round in progress doesn't miss a beat when you turn the screen: the timer keeps counting and the music keeps playing. The layout also learned to keep clear of notches and navigation bars either way up, and under the hood the app is fully at home with Android 15's edge-to-edge display and the latest Google Play guidelines.
Version 3 — round music
July 2026
Rounds now have a soundtrack. Three original tracks — Study Hall's warm lo-fi, Game Night's light quiz-show pulse, and Aurora's ambient shimmer — play quietly under the questions, looping seamlessly for as long as you think. Pick one in Settings and it previews on the spot, or switch it off and keep the room to yourself. Answers speak too: a warm chime when you're right, a gentle kalimba when you're not, with its own toggle. The music is a good citizen — it steps aside for calls and other apps' audio, and stays quiet while you cast, so the TV remains the room's voice.
Version 2 — the Easy shelf
July 2026
Every category gains a fourth, gentler shelf: Easy — warm, familiar questions for winding down or playing with family. The free game grows with it: every category is free at Easy, five are free at Medium, and Tonight's Round now opens gently and finishes in the deep end. Casting to your TV is now free for everyone. Timed mode gained a ticking clock — a soft tick each second, keener in the closing moments, on your phone and on the TV, with a Settings toggle. And Lore now installs on Google TV: the whole game, playable with the remote. You can also leave a round at any time and step back to the shelves. Lore Pro opens the remaining Medium shelves, all of Hard and Expert, and the Grand Round.
Version 1 — first release
July 2026
The beginning: ten categories, three difficulty shelves, Tonight's Round, and a question library that keeps growing. Untimed by default with an optional timed mode, a true-black display for OLED screens, and Lore Pro to open the Hard and Expert shelves, the Grand Round — and casting: put the question board on your TV while your phone stays the controller. Tuned for accessibility throughout, from contrast to full TalkBack support. Works offline, no accounts, nothing tracked.