What's new on PP2 Hub

Updated 22 October 2026

What has changed on PP2 Hub: new games, new modes and levels, improvements and fixes – newest first.

October 2026

– Gravity Golf: 50 holes

Gravity Golf has 25 new holes, from “Comet” to “Big Bang”, so the campaign now has 50 – up to 150 stars. On phones the game no longer looks stretched, and the top bar fits. More in the Gravity Golf guide.

– Scribble Circuit: joining is more reliable

In Scribble Circuit the on-screen keyboard on iPad and iPhone no longer covers the code fields, the 3D picture no longer gets stretched after turning the device, and joining a friend's race copes better with brief connection drops instead of giving up straight away.

– Screenshots in every guide, German set automatically

Every game guide and every article in the Guides section now shows screenshots taken in the game itself, each with a short explanation. If you visit from Germany, Austria, Switzerland or Liechtenstein, or your browser is set to German, PP2 Hub now starts in German; the EN and DE buttons still let you choose. A few leftover German words in the English versions of Meltdown, Neon Syndicate, Lowlight and Boxing are now translated.

– Guides in English and German

Every game guide and every article in the Guides section now has its own English and its own German page; the EN and DE buttons at the top switch between them. A menu at the top takes you to the games, the guides and this news page.

– New: the Guides section

The new Guides section starts with six articles: playing with friends, how the AI in Neuro Racer learns to drive, browser games without a download, aiming better in shooters, building and sharing your own levels and what an idle game is.

– Detailed guides for every game

Since 17 October every game has its own guide page instead of a long text on the game page. Now all twelve guides have been greatly expanded: how the game works, controls, every mode, strategy, common beginner mistakes and frequently asked questions. You'll find them in the Guides section and via the link on each game page.

– Gravity Golf: ten new holes

Gravity Golf has ten new holes, from “Pinball” to “Singularity”, so the campaign now has 25. The main menu has a new “Play a friend's level” button, and a paste button loads a valid level code straight from the clipboard. More in the Gravity Golf guide.

– Boxing: one-on-one online

In Boxing you can now fight a friend online. One of you creates a room and sends the code or link, and in the lobby you each pick the picture the other player sees as your face in the ring. How it works is explained in the Boxing guide.

– Idle Boxing Gym: invite your friends

In Idle Boxing Gym there is now an invite link in the Achievements tab. For every friend who comes through it and beats opponent no. 10, you get a permanent 5 percent more TP and 2.5 percent more damage and health – for up to ten friends.

– Idle Boxing Gym: the Legend League

After the Hall of Fame, the Legend League awaits in Idle Boxing Gym: ten new opponents who only step into the ring once you have enough legend points – the first from 500, the last from 10,000. To go with it there is a new gear tier, Mythic. More in the Idle Boxing Gym guide.

– Scribble Circuit: My tracks

In Scribble Circuit you can now keep up to six tracks under “My tracks”, saved in your browser, and the tracks you draw can be as long as you like. Two bugs are gone as well: the game no longer freezes when you come back to the page (for example after a trip to the home screen on an iPad), and drift no longer stays pressed on its own.

– Scribble Circuit: shortcuts and a fairer Chaos mode

Since 15 October shortcuts count in Scribble Circuit: jump over the barrier, or cross where two sections of track meet, and land less than half a lap ahead, and the sectors you skipped count as driven. Hand-drawn tracks are smoothed more, so small wobbles disappear while the corners you meant stay. In Chaos mode, overtaking is no longer punished, thunderstorms and meteors hit the leader four times as often as the last car, and after a reset you wait 1.5 seconds instead of 3.

– Scribble Circuit: more chaos, joystick on phones

Chaos mode in Scribble Circuit got a lot wilder: something happens every few seconds, from meteor showers, mine rain and thunderstorms to ten-second world events such as black ice, moon gravity or giant cars, and the new lightning item strikes everyone ahead of you. Fly higher than the barrier and you now sail right over it. On phones you can steer with a joystick instead of arrow buttons, and you simply drive through cars that are standing still.

– Idle Boxing Gym: the Hall of Fame

Once you are world champion in Idle Boxing Gym, five new, especially tough opponents with high prize money await you in the Hall of Fame.

– Boxing: the Stickman, with your face

The opponent in Boxing is now the Stickman, a figure made of sticks with boxing gloves and a painted face. Use “Upload picture” to give him your own picture as a face; since 14 October you can crop, zoom and move it in a separate window. The menu has become much simpler: face, Easy, Medium or Hard, and go.

– Share results and invite friends

In Scribble Circuit, Icebreaker, Broadside, Meridian and Lowlight you can now send your invite via WhatsApp or your device's share function. Eleven games have a “Share result” button on their results screen, and tracks from Scribble Circuit and Neuro Racer can be shared as a link. Since 14 October invite codes no longer contain the easily confused characters 2 and Z.

– Sound on and off in every game

Every game now has a sound button labelled the same way; Meltdown, Neon Syndicate and Gravity Golf got one in their menu, and in Boxing you can mute the sound in the pause menu for the first time. In Meridian the red dot now sits exactly where the shot goes – before, shots went slightly above it – and since 14 October the touch stick no longer gets stuck.

– Party: stay together from game to game

With the Party button on the home page you open a party or join one with a five-character code. The home page then shows only games you can play together, and as soon as one of you opens a lobby, everyone joins automatically. After each round a strip suggests four other games; more on this in the guide to playing with friends.

– Scribble Circuit: Chaos mode

Scribble Circuit has a third mode alongside race and time trial: Chaos. Wooden crates give you a rocket, a spring, a mine or a repair, barrels explode, cars take damage until they are wrecked, and jump ramps launch you into the air. All the details are in the Scribble Circuit guide.

– Idle Boxing Gym: duel a friend

In Idle Boxing Gym you can now challenge a friend with a room code. Choose “Fair” and both start with the same health, or “Real” and your actual stats count; there are also rematches, duel stats and a new achievement.

– Broadside: rudder and wind gusts

In Broadside the rudder now works even when your ship is barely moving, so you turn out of the wind in three to four seconds instead of six to eight. About every 40 to 50 seconds a gust turns the wind and freshens it for a while; the wind gauge announces it five seconds ahead.

– Lowlight: aim with the right stick

On touch screens Lowlight now has a right stick for aiming and shooting. A short tap fires with a light aim assist at an enemy in full view; drag the stick and you aim yourself, firing from 80 percent deflection. Since 11 October you can also see bullets fly, with a trail.

– Meridian: choose the bot difficulty

In Meridian you can now set how strong the bots are: Easy, Medium or Hard. Team mode also no longer starts when only one team has players.

– Better on phones, and Idle Boxing Gym in English

Several games work better on phones: in Neuro Racer you zoom and move the map with two fingers, and in Gravity Golf power and direction now depend on how far your finger is from the ball rather than on where you first touched; the level editor also fits better on a phone held sideways. Idle Boxing Gym is now available in English too.

– New game: Sky Scramble

Sky Scramble is a split-screen climbing race for one to four players: everyone climbs their own tower while it scrolls away faster and faster, and whoever drops out of the bottom is out. Big combos send ice, storms or tiny platforms to the leader, and stars buy hats in the hat shop. More in the Sky Scramble guide.

– New game: Broadside

Broadside is a first-person naval battle for two to eight players with an invite code: you steer a frigate with rudder and sails, the wind decides your speed, and the cannons fire on whichever side you look. Later the same day it got faster ships, shorter reloads and loot in three colours that repairs your ship, sets your targets on fire or speeds up reloading. Details in the Broadside guide.

– New game: Icebreaker

Icebreaker is penguin sumo on breaking ice for two to eight players with an invite code: charge up a belly slide, ram the others into the sea, and the last penguin standing wins the round. There are three arenas, bots fill empty slots or play with you alone, and you can use a keyboard, a gamepad or touch.

– Home page: phone games first

On phones and tablets the home page now lists the games that really work there first, under “Made for your phone”; the rest follow under “Best on desktop”. Every tile shows a badge, and a new “Mobile” filter shows only the games made for phones.

– New game: Meridian

Meridian is a 3D first-person shooter for two to eight players with an invite code. You fight free-for-all or in two teams on the maps Atrium and Shipyard, with an assault rifle plus a shotgun and a marksman rifle to pick up; bots fill empty slots.

– New game: Scribble Circuit

In Scribble Circuit you draw a lap with your mouse or finger, and it instantly becomes a 3D race track with hills, kerbs and bridges where it crosses itself. Race alone against your ghost, against bots or with friends via an invite code, up to eight cars. Later the same day came loops, rollovers after hard crashes into the barrier and customisable controls.

– New game: Lowlight

Lowlight is a top-down shooter for two to eight players with an invite code, in which you only see what is in your line of sight – enemies behind walls stay invisible. Free-for-all or two teams, two maps, three weapons, a dodge and bots, also for practising alone.

– Home page: search, filters and preview clips

Since 8 October you can search for games on the home page, with suggestions as you type. The rebuilt home page of 9 October adds filters such as Shooter, Multiplayer and Racing, sorting, and short preview clips that play when you hover over a tile.

– New game: Neuro Racer

In Neuro Racer you draw a track or pick a template, and then 50 to 2,000 cars with small neural networks learn to drive it, generation by generation. After each generation you can watch the fastest car's run again or let the training run through. How it works is explained in How the AI in Neuro Racer learns to drive.

– New game: Meltdown

Meltdown is a fast single-player arena shooter in a reactor: machines attack in waves, and every fifth wave brings a boss. You dash, slide and slam, switch between four weapons, punch projectiles back and climb the style rank from D to SSS; after every wave you pick an upgrade.

– New game: Idle Boxing Gym

Idle Boxing Gym is an idle game about boxing: hit the punching bag, buy equipment that keeps training for you, kit out your boxer and send him into automatic fights against 20 opponents, every fifth one a boss. Ending your career as a legend gives you permanent bonuses, and your gym keeps earning for up to eight hours while you are away. More in What is an idle game?

– New game: Neon Syndicate

Neon Syndicate is a first-person shooter in an open neon city: you take on contracts such as a data heist, a bomb at A or B, a bounty or a courier run, buy weapons and Kevlar, and hijack cars. Draw too much attention and police drones come after you.

– New game: Gravity Golf

Gravity Golf is mini golf in space: planets, black holes and wormholes bend every shot. It started with 15 holes and a level editor for your own courses.

– English and German

PP2 Hub and its games now come in English and German. You pick the language with the switch on the home page; your choice applies to every game, and without a choice everything is in English.

September 2026

– Boxing: hooks on touch screens

On phones and tablets Boxing now has six touch buttons instead of four, including a left and a right hook. When you go down, you now see it: the camera sinks to the canvas, tilts to the side and looks up at your opponent. He also no longer hits you while you are being counted.

– Boxing: gamepad and tougher fights

Boxing now works with a gamepad, and if you like, you can unlock your view from the opponent and look around freely. The fights are tougher: stamina is scarcer, a late dodge opens a counter window with extra damage, and the opponent feints, throws combinations and punishes your missed hooks.

– Boxing: move around the ring

In Boxing you and your opponent now move freely around the ring. Forward always means towards him and sideways means around him; he keeps his distance, steps in and backs off after his attacks.

– New game: Boxing

Boxing is a first-person boxing match in 3D over three rounds. Your opponent telegraphs his punches; you dodge, duck, counter and keep up a guard that costs stamina, and if nobody is knocked out, the judges decide on points. More in the Boxing guide.