New features and improvements
Farflung changelog
What is new in Farflung, newest first.
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Read the feature updates on the blog for a closer look at how to use them.
Your Passport is an album
Every country now has a row with five rarity spaces, including the places still in pencil. Open a country’s page to see its stamps and the pins behind them. New stamps land over their countries before flying into the album’s squares.
Your account, in one place
The Account page now brings together your player ID, a download of your game data and the option to sign out other devices. Your difficulty choices follow your account when you sign in on another device.
Share the rarities you found
A daily result link can now show a card with the rarities of your five pins. It gives friends a way to compare the shape of their expedition with yours without revealing the answers.
Explore the answers on the map
After an expedition, open a prompt at camp and tap a dotted country name to read its fun fact on the map. Step through the cards to discover the answers you did not pin, including the explanation behind the gem.
Return to past expeditions
Your Logbook now opens a played day’s answers on the map. Choose a pin or “Show this day’s answers” to revisit its prompts, read the facts and step between days.
Choose a minute or 30 seconds
Each prompt now gives you a minute by default. For a quicker challenge, choose the 30-second clock in Difficulty before you begin. A day completed on that clock earns a star beside its distance.
Catch up on a missed day
The previous seven days remain available to play. Open Past week from the menu to pick up an expedition you missed. A day played late is recorded in your Logbook, but does not extend your streak.
Collect a country at every rarity
Your Passport can now hold a separate stamp for each rarity you find in a country. A familiar place can still bring a new stamp when it appears at a different rarity.
Set your own map challenge
Difficulty now lets you turn off the country name under your pin, the borders, or both. Each choice earns a star beside your distance when you complete the whole expedition that way.