Where it counts most. • Crown Breaker now draws on the watch's graphics hardware. The neon border, the ball trail and the brick glow cost a fraction of what they used to per frame, so the busiest levels hold their pace instead of stuttering. • Nothing about the game itself changed — it just moves the way it always should have.

One game, every watch. • The playfield now takes the shape of your watch. The neon border follows the curve of the display on every size from 40mm to Ultra, and the game plays the same on all of them instead of feeling cramped on some and loose on others. • The warm hazard stripe now marks exactly the stretch your paddle can reach, so the border tells you where to be rather than lighting up the whole frame. • Every serve leaves the paddle at a slightly different angle, so no two attempts open the same way. • Sharper border glow, and a cleaner seam where the ring meets itself.

* Added 90 new levels, bringing the total to 100. * Bug fixes and performance improvements.