Fitbit Ace LTE: New games and more!

[StefanieFitbit]

Hey Fitbit Community,

New games? Check. New Noodles? Check. Fun progress tracking? You got it! We’re bringing some fresh fun into the Fitbit Arcade game collection with two new games, plus some much-awaited Noodle updates and feature improvements to help kids track their progress as they grow on their gamified fitness journey.

New games in the Fitbit Arcade

We’re dropping new game titles in the Fitbit Arcade to keep kids moving:

• Melvin the Mole: Go on a treasure-hunting adventure with Melvin. Explore fun locations on the map, walk to discover hidden treasures, and bring them back to Melvin's growing home collection.
• Spooky Sanctuary: Solve the mystery disappearance of Uncle Curly, meet new friends, and catch all the ghosts in different spooky environments as you walk throughout the day.

With the launch of these new game titles and the start of the April Family Quest, Fitbit Arcade is also adding notifications and new system rewards for milestones to help your kids track their progress as they level up their fitness journey.

Four new watch Noodles

To help kids track their move goal progress, four new Noodle watch faces are now available, now with the much-requested current date display. Kids can personalize their home screen with the date displayed in three new time styles: Simple, Classic, and Narrow.

Move goal progress and history

'Now kids can keep track of their Move Goal progress over time with a tap! The move score on their watch face allows your kids to check their activity history from the previous days. 

Your feedback matters!

We’re always looking for ways to improve Ace LTE based on your feedback through the forums and in-product feedback.

Not seeing these updates?

1. Check that your Ace LTE is on the latest software: Season 5. You can see what season a watch is using under Daily Quests.
2. Updates to the Ace app begin today and will continue over the next few days. Check back in soon!

For more information on Fitbit Ace LTE, here are some additional resources:

• Play Fitbit Arcade games on your Fitbit Ace LTE
• Change your watch face Noodle

Your Fitbit Community Team 

Google Account and Ace Pass data plan required. Ace Pass LTE services available in the US except in Alaska or US territories. Works with most phones running Android 11.0 or newer or iOS 15 or newer. Setup for users under 13 requires parent and child Google Accounts and parent’s use of Fitbit Ace app on parent’s compatible phone. See g.co/fitbitace/info. for more information. See g.co/fitbitace/info for more information.