Bento now plays two games. Regular Sudoku - the classic, cage-free puzzle - joins Killer Sudoku. Tap the tag under the Bento title on the home screen to flip between them. It's a whole second game, not a display option: 100 new hand-built adult puzzles and 48 new kids puzzles across Easy, Medium, Hard and Expert, its own Daily Puzzle, its own stats and streak, and a calm blue theme so you always know which one you're in. Everything you already use in Killer - notes, hints, undo, favorites, the 1-5 star score - works exactly the same. Adult and Kids each get both rulesets, so there are now four separate progress tracks and four Daily Puzzles. The Daily stays free forever, and the first three puzzles in every difficulty of every bank are free too. Nothing you have already solved has moved, and no streak was reset. New to Bento? The welcome tutorial has a new page introducing the two ways to play.

Bento now speaks seven languages. The whole game - menus, settings, the win screen, the rulebook - is available in English, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese (Brazil), French, and Japanese. The app picks your language automatically from your iOS preferences. Want to override it just for Bento? Settings → Display Language lists every locale we ship. While we were at it, we added a brand-new rulebook in Settings → How to Play. Classic Sudoku rules, the cage twist, every gameplay tool, Daily Puzzle, Kids Mode, Strict Mode, Pro - all in one scrollable place. Skim it, search it, come back when you need a refresher.

Smarter notes. When you commit a digit into a cell, matching pencil-marks in the same row, column, 3×3 box, and cage are erased automatically - one less thing to keep track of while solving. Mistakes don't trigger the cleanup, so a misclick won't wipe out your notes. Undo restores everything. Resume any puzzle, anytime. Tapping a puzzle from the picker now picks up where you left off - even if you've opened the daily or another puzzle in between. Each in-progress puzzle keeps its own progress slot.