The new version does require iOS 4.0 or better, so if you’re still running on 3.2 or anything like that you’ll need to upgrade, but since iOS 5.0 is due out soon, don’t you think it’s about time you updated anyway?

- Fixes the issue where background graphics don’t show up in iOS 4.2
- Adds support for iOS 4.2 backgrounding so when you restart the game it picks right up where you left off
- Updated help with helpful graphics, new tips for play, and new support options
- As usual, a number of bug fixes and tweaks

We’ve got .PNG replacement files ready to go that will fix the problem, so look for another update soon. We’re not expecting another expedited review, but we’ll get it out there as soon as we can.

Of course, it’s usually only $1.99. Half off, more or less.

Dirt cheap either way.

It’s been a while since the last update. Release 1.0.3 contains updated graphics, some improvements, and numerous bug fixes.

What’s new in this release:

• Updated graphics, the game has a much cleaner look. The controls have all been reworked, and the cards have been straightened out.
• Sped up the scoring sequence.
• Added touch protection to limit actions to one card per player at a time.
• Added hint support.
• Corrected a bug where cards weren’t coming to the top when moved.
• Fixed the fisheye problem with card flips, added card dealing effects to start the game.
• Fixed a couple of bugs that occurred if you played every card to the center.
• Fixed a couple of bugs where the Hell buttons were not igniting correctly.
• Fixed a bug where the top card of the Hell pile sometimes landed face down.
• Switched to a spritesheet model, improving graphics performance.
• Modified the hit targets, making the game more responsive.
• Fixed a bug where you could tap the turn pile while a hand pile card was still in motion.
• Fixed a bug where a turn pile would get locked and not come unlocked.