Bitfold: Retro Game Emulatorv1.1

What changed

• ContentAdded Paper Harbor, a daily puzzle game with streak tracking and result sharing
• ContentAdded Pockling, a real-time virtual pet simulation with daily stamps and pet cards
• UXAdded ability to delete imported games via long-press menu
• UXShelf text now respects system Larger Text accessibility settings
• PlatformImproved Files app integration to open games directly from the Bitfold folder
• UXAdded error messaging for files that cannot be imported
• UXImproved ZIP import logic to correctly identify games despite hidden Mac files
• UXPrevented non-game files from being added to the shelf
• UXFixed UI layout issue where Continue card text was being cut off
• PerformanceFixed bug where damaged save states would incorrectly change the active game

Original release notes

New: Paper Harbor, the 11th Bitfold Original. A new harbor opens every day at midnight, the same for everyone. Each press of the D-pad is a gust of wind: sail every paper boat to its own pier in as few gusts as you can. Then share your result card (it never shows the harbor), keep your streak going and fill your stamp book.

New: Pockling, the 12th Bitfold Original. Pick one of six patterned eggs and hatch your own round little fluffball. It lives in real time: feed it, cuddle it, wash it, put it to bed, play with it and take it for walks while it grows up. It never dies and never runs away, it just misses you. Come back each day for a stamp in the book, and share its pet card.

Also in this update:
- Delete an imported game from its long-press menu on the shelf
- The shelf's text follows your Larger Text setting
- Games tapped in Bitfold's folder in the Files app open straight away
- A file in that folder that can't be imported now tells you so
- Zips with hidden files in them, like ones made on a Mac, now import the right game
- Files that aren't games are no longer added to the shelf
- The Continue card's last-played line no longer gets cut off
- A damaged save state no longer changes the game you're playing