Apple iOS 17.5 adds 'Quartiles” word game for Apple News+ subscribers
According to news on April 11, the iOS 17.5 Beta 1 update recently released by Apple is not significant, but it introduces a new "Quartiles" daily word game to the Apple News application, thereby enhancing user stickiness.
Quartiles is a casual game. After opening it, users will see 20 buttons containing letter affixes. They only need to click 1-4 times to form a word. This game is a daily activity. If the player can solve the puzzle and find all 5 words, he can get 40 points reward every day. The website Gadget Hacks shares a walkthrough and more details for the game. Note: Quartiles is the third puzzle game included with an Apple News subscription, the others being Crossword and Crossword Mini. Starting with the iOS 17.5 beta, all three games are integrated with Game Center and will display leaderboards. Apple News is currently available in the United States, Australia, Canada, and the United Kingdom, but the puzzle game appears to be limited to the United States and Canada for now. The above is the detailed content of Apple iOS 17.5 adds 'Quartiles” word game for Apple News+ subscribers. For more information, please follow other related articles on the PHP Chinese website!
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