News·Sep 18, 2026·Mei-Lin Chua

Likee ships version 5.64.2 with bug fixes as archive replaces prior build

A new build of Likee, the live streaming and voice chat app with Ludo, Domino and Uno built in, reached APKCube's archive on September 17, replacing the version from late August.

New build lands

Version 5.64.2 of Likee reached APKCube's archive on September 17, 2026, replacing version 5.63.2, which had arrived on August 29. The update carries version code 7583.

According to the developer's own release notes on Google Play, the update brings bug fixes and performance improvements. Likeme Pte. Ltd. does not spell out which bugs were fixed or where performance was improved, so the practical effect for someone updating is a smoother running app rather than a new feature to try.

What Likee actually does

Likee describes itself as a social entertainment platform built around live streaming, voice chat rooms and party games. Its Google Play listing says the app lets people Watch live streams, join voice chats, send gifts, and enjoy popular games like Ludo, Domino, and Uno - all in one place.

Beyond watching broadcasts and joining voice rooms, the listing describes host-versus-host "Live Battles" with real-time score tracking and audience participation, plus beauty filters, face effects, animated gifts and real-time visual effects for hosts running a live session. The board and card games run inside the same rooms as the voice chat, so a group can talk while playing.

Recent history

This is not the first time a Likee update has arrived under a terse changelog. When version 5.58.0 shipped in June 2026, its own patch notes were also limited to bug fixes and performance improvements, according to reporting from BitTopup News, which found no evidence in the changelog of any deeper policy change behind that release.

Separately, reporting from BitTopup in June 2026 described Likee ending its short-video service in Indonesia starting in late April 2026, tying the move to Indonesian regulatory requirements around child safety online. The site's reporting cited Wikipedia's company history for Likee as its source for that date. That change concerned the app's video feed in one country and is unrelated to this week's build.