What's new on the rope. The newest update is at the top.
Hey Climbers! We just pushed a big update. Here's what's included:
A new sky world: The Kites. Slide your finger sideways to keep your kite in the wind, and it pulls you up through the sky.
A new space world: The Asteroids. Tap a glowing rock to grapple up to it before it drifts away.
Today's rope is a special one. It starts in the Jungle, then climbs through the Storm, the Kites and the Asteroids. After today the new worlds take turns with the Clouds and Outer Space, so more days look different.
New ropes teach themselves. The first time you reach a new rope, the clock stops and it shows you the move. Three good moves and you're off.
A guided first climb. Brand-new climbers get a short warm-up on the Rope before their first real try.
Sharing works in more places. If your browser blocks the share menu, Rope copies your result, or shows it for you to copy.
Smoother on iPhone. The game no longer stretches when Safari's toolbar slides in and out.
Hey Climbers! We just pushed a big update. Here's what's included:
A new world: The Jungle. Some days start in the jungle instead of the meadow. You climb on vines: a grab spot lights up on the left or the right, and you tap that side.
A portal at the top of space. Climb into it and you drop back on the ground for another lap, a little harder each time round.
A different rope every day. The worlds change length, most days bring a twist (a downpour, a flock of birds, shooting stars), and ropes get harder through the week, from a gentle Monday to a tough Sunday.
Your best, on the rope. After your first try, today's best shows on the rope, so you know exactly what to beat.
Stats. Tap Stats on the menu to see today's climb, your week, your streak and your highest climb.
A countdown on the home screen to when the next rope drops.
Share anywhere. The share card now shows the link to your climb, ready to copy into any app.
A new Climbing Gym, with every rope to practice and a Show Me button for each.
New sounds, gentler lightning, and Rope now follows your device's reduce-motion setting.
