Product history

Update Log

A concise record of new game coverage, guide improvements, and other changes that make LevelSolve more useful for players.

Recent changes

  1. Bus Rush Fever! now covers levels 1–250

    Bus Rush Fever! walkthrough coverage has been expanded all the way to level 250, so players deeper into the game can keep finding level-by-level help without hitting a coverage gap.

  2. Bus Rush Fever! reaches level 150

    Walkthrough coverage for Bus Rush Fever! now goes all the way to level 150. If you're deep into the game and hitting a wall, you'll find step-by-step help right where you need it.

  3. Brain Test 5 is now on LevelSolve

    Brain Test 5: Tricky Challenge from Unico Studio is now on LevelSolve. Levels 1–50 are covered with walkthrough hints for the game's visual puzzles and outside-the-box riddles.

  4. Bus Rush Fever! expands to level 100

    Walkthrough coverage for Bus Rush Fever! now runs from level 1 through 100, giving players step-by-step help across the full early-to-mid game.

  5. Bus Rush Fever! joins the network

    Bus Rush Fever! is now available on LevelSolve with walkthrough help for levels 1–50, making it easier to get unstuck and move through the early game faster.

  6. New guides should be easier to find

    Fresh pages and newly added walkthroughs should show up in search faster, so it takes less time to find the level help you need.

  7. Game pages are clearer and easier to use

    Game pages now have cleaner sharing previews, better app download links, and smoother navigation between levels and guides.

  8. LevelSolve launches with four game hubs

    LevelSolve launched with help for Nut Sort, Brain Out, Brainy Prankster, and Tricky Story, including level guides, game overview pages, and download links.

  9. Brain Out and Brainy Prankster added

    Brain Out and Brainy Prankster were added, giving players two more puzzle games with walkthrough support on LevelSolve.

  10. The first game walkthrough hubs go live

    Nut Sort and Tricky Story were the first games added to LevelSolve, laying the foundation for a growing library of level help.